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Why haven't Cadburys brought out a peanut butter product yet? |
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Perhaps they don't live in London.
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Never said they did. I am saying that it's not in short supply. If you can get in London you should be able to get them round the country.
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Reese's should be pretty much available throughout the UK at least the original peanut butter cups should be anyway. I usually get them in Tesco and pretty sure most of the main supermarkets stock and I would think most local corner shops have them seen them in various ones and in places like Home Bargains. Some of the other Reese's products like the different shaped ones and the dark and white chocolate versions and some of the other items are more difficult to get especially outside of London mind you it seriously frustrates me the amount of things I can get in London that I can't get elsewhere like the better flavours of Ritter Sport.
I hardly think its fair to say though that all Brits want to have the texture of actual nuts in the chocolate though maybe some do but don't speak for all of us I only eat the things with the actual peanuts or whole nuts purely because I haven't really got any other option. I like Peanut Butter Snickers much better than Snickers but since I can't easily get the peanut butter one I have to make do with having to have regular Snickers. Same with M&Ms why the peanut butter ones are not readily available here is beyond me as they are so much better than the peanut ones we have. I think it would be worth Cadbury at least giving it a shot there seems to be demand enough for the products but would just be happy with any of the companies who already make them making them more readily available in the UK. |
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Have you looked round the rest of the country? There are lots of things you can get easily in London that you can't get elsewhere.
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The Reese's products that are on sale in newsagents and supermarkets in the UK are the official UK versions not the American ones. Unless your saying that life stops in London, there is no reason they should not be on sale around the UK.
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Talk about changing what I said. Did you find out where the person who posted it lives? It may be easy to find them in London but possibly less easy if they live in the countryside, hardly rocket science is it?
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You're not listening to my point. What you are saying is true if you are talking about the imported version of these products. If it is the UK version there is no reason why you shouldn't be able to find them all around the country.
I just did a very simple Google search and both Asda and Waitrose say they stock them throughout the UK. |
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You should try the peanut nutter Lion Bars. B&M have them 3 for £1. They're brilliant
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