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Originally posted by cloughie View PostBut do they still have walnuts on the top?
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and then there are these...
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Originally posted by oddoneout View Posthttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-40947322
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and then there are these...
https://hadleighmaid.com/collections...milk-chocolate
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Originally posted by cloughie View PostYes but do the m&s ones have the nut?
This https://www.britishonlinesupermarket...ip-3-pack.html would suggest yes, but I don't know how accurate/up to date it is.
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Originally posted by eighthobstruction View Post....i cannot believe they don't....surely that would just ridiculous....
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Out East we can still buy walnut whips at the Co-op made by Hadleigh Maid, a local confectionery maker. I'm not that keen as their version includes the imitation 'imitation cream' that I enjoyed as a child in the fifties (nineteen for the avoidance of doubt). The kind of cream that found it's way into cream buns, another long lost delicacy.
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Originally posted by gradus View PostOut East we can still buy walnut whips at the Co-op made by Hadleigh Maid, a local confectionery maker. I'm not that keen as their version includes the imitation 'imitation cream' that I enjoyed as a child in the fifties (nineteen for the avoidance of doubt). The kind of cream that found it's way into cream buns, another long lost delicacy.
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Originally posted by gradus View PostOut East we can still buy walnut whips at the Co-op made by Hadleigh Maid, a local confectionery maker. I'm not that keen as their version includes the imitation 'imitation cream' that I enjoyed as a child in the fifties (nineteen for the avoidance of doubt). The kind of cream that found it's way into cream buns, another long lost delicacy.
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