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Bumper 2.4kg box of Celebrations now £21 on Amazon
Bumper 2.4kg box of Celebrations now £21 on Amazon thanks to Black Friday deal. Box contains Mars, Twix, Snickers, Bounty, Galaxy, Maltesers, and Milky Way.
'We counted every sweet in Quality Street, Roses and Celebrations' 'We counted every sweet in Quality Street, Roses and Celebrations - one was total let down' Most common is actually a three-way tie between Mars, Snickers and Milky Way. Twix takes the trophy for the least commonly found in this box.
Live worm usually spotted in pythons found in woman's brain in world-first The 64-year-old woman was infected by Ophidascaris robertsi, a species of roundworm, which can grow about as long as Twix chocolate bar. This parasitic worm is normally only found in the guts of carpet pythons living in the Australian state of New South Wales. Medics suspect the woman accidently ate the eggs of the worm through eating edible grasses contaminated with snake faeces. After hatching in her body, the larvae made its way up to her brain, a fact medics suspect was thanks to medication she was taking that compromised her immune system.
Shocked medics find 8cm parasitic worm normally seen in pythons wriggling inside an Englishwoman's... The 64-year-old woman, who hasn't been named, was infected by Ophidascaris robertsi, a species of roundworm, which can grow about as long as Twix chocolate bar. This parasitic worm is normally only found in the guts of carpet pythons living in the Australian state of New South Wales. Medics suspect the woman ate the eggs of the worm through eating edible grasses contaminated with snake faeces. After hatching in her body, the larvae made its way up to her brain, a fact medics suspect was thanks to medication she was taking that compromised her immune system.
Is your favourite snack REALLY a biscuit? Social media users have been left divided over whether different treats really count as biscuits - or whether they should be classified as chocolates. Twix, KitKats and even Wagon Wheels have been up for discussion, with many arguing both for and against their biscuit status. One person even asked their Amazon Alexa device whether a Wagon Wheel was a biscuits.
Candy fans shocked over the meaning of 'Twix' chocolate bar Twitter user Fooji tweeted at Twix, asking: “I read that “Twix” is short for ‘twin biscuit sticks’ Can you confirm or deny this?” Twix said they were “close” to the truth — but still not 100% correct.
Chocolate fans are only just discovering what Twix stands for after 55 years People are only just discovering what the Twix name stands for. The caramel shortbread chocolate bar has been around for 55 years. The name is based around the shape of the sweet treat, rather than being a made-up moniker.
People discover what Twix actually means after 55 years and they are baffled Twix came to the UK 56 years ago, but people are only now starting to realise that the brand name wasn't just picked out of thin air. One chocolate fan took to Twitter to ask the brand whether something they had learned about the name's origin was true. Twix confirmed the meaning behind the name in a Twitter exchange.
Bounty on his head: Shoplifter caught on CCTV stealing 144 bars of chocolate from Co-op Jordan Thomson, 30, stole £116 worth of chocolate from a Co-op in Worthing. He made off with 48 Twix bars, 48 Snickers bars, 24 Bounty bars and 24 Yorkie bars.
Shoplifter steals 144 chocolate bars in front of CCTV then goes back for coffee Jordan Thomson stole 48 Twix bars, 48 Snickers bars, 24 Bounty bars and 24 Yorkie bars from Co-Op in Worthing, West Sussex. Then, if that wasn’t bad enough, Thomson returned to the scene of the crime - unaware he had been caught red-handed on CCTV - and stole even more. The second time Thomson took ten jars of coffee. Shockingly, this all came not long after being released from prison for similar offences.
Sweet-toothed thief jailed after stealing 140 chocolate bars Jordan Thomson stole 140 chocolate bars from a Co-Op in Worthing, West Sussex. The 30-year-old stole 48 Twix bars, 48 Snickers bars, 24 Bounty bars and 24 Yorkie bars. He also took coffee, washing detergent, meat and vodka from five different shops. He was jailed for just over five months – 22 weeks – at Crawley Magistrates' Court.
Huge audit reveals Britain's biscuits can be more calorific than a cheeseburger Name Calories Sainsbury's Belgian Milk Chocolate Cookies, Taste the Difference 338. Cadbury Dairy Milk Cookies with Chocolates Chunks 217 Cadbury dairy Milk Caramel Cookies with Chocolate Chunks & Caramel Pieces 215. Sainsburys Double Chocolate Cookies 190 Sainbury's Rolo Cookies 189 Sainsbery's Oatmeal & Raisin Cookies 181 Cadbury Roundie Milk Chocolate Biscuits 160 Twix Chocolate & Caramels.
Peter Rhodes on 'harmful' stoves, deadly flu and that rarest of things, a funny TV ad TV ads are designed not to make us smile but to show off the politically-correct credentials of the brand. So I was delighted to stumble across the Twix advert in which two campers are discussing the crunchiness of Twix bars. It is clever, dark and edgy. How long, I wonder, before someone complains that it trivialises the camping community while reinforcing bear stereotypes?
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