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Always loved quality street good ole English chocolates.

Good value, fresh,best quality.

Hi I eat quality Street chocolate since 1978 when I am 6 years old still I love this chocolate and I give 100000 star

We have a family tradition of passing the Quality Street tin at Christmas. Sadly, this year, I got this larger tin which supposedly has recyclable (non-shiny) wrappers and a bunch of ethical chocolate icons on the base. Unfortunately, the quality of the chocolates seems to have gone down and the drab wrappers are harder to tell apart. You have to look around the edge of the tin to find which is which. The old favorite purple one is called out as "The Purple One" but is round with minimal filling, instead of the Brazil nut sized offering we all grew up with. Very few triangles, so grab them first.A bit disappointing that this luxury has become obsessively greenwashed: Dispose responsibly, scrunch the foil into a fist-sized ball with other foil, scrunch paper into a fist sized ball or put into envelope, return film to the store. No, really, driving a sheet of plastic cellophane to the store for recycling is not rational. Its going in the bin. I am though using the tin for baked goods for several years, if the shiny inner surface holds up.

this product was a Christmas gift and arrived with the can dented and it is not eligible for return.

My wife loves these sweets and must have bought 30 of them for her over the last couple of years…

My wife is European and grew up with the Quality Street tin as one of the luxury treats of the holiday season. I'm American and grew up with Almond Roca and Applets & Cotlets as the luxury holiday treats. I still love Almond Roca and Applets & Cotlets; she still loves Quality Street...and I can't understand why--they're cloyingly sweet with syrupy centers. I've heard that there are a couple that American expats in the UK fairly uniformly enjoy, but I've also heard that they're not the local favorites. The two that my wife gave me completely grossed me out, so I didn't want to even venture another nibble. Our toddler got tired of them after a month and left the rest to her. She happily polished off the tin on her own. I'm giving 3 stars as the round up from 2.5--5 from her, 0 from me, Switzerland from our toddler.

Outstanding taste and every bite brings a nostalgic moment to when I was young eating these in England. We don’t get chocolate that tastes anything close to this in the USA, and I’m grateful that we can get these at such a great price on Amazon. The milk chocolate on every single piece is just a joy to taste and I limit myself to two a day just to enjoy and memorize every flavor.

Bought these on a whim for my wife because she remembered her mom loved these in the tin candies. I thought that they would be sort of run of the mill nothing special. I loved the favor's and tasted fresh. The tin seemed to last a long time even though I was opening it all the time. I would buy again no problem.

Being a Britt this is one of my best chocolates there is even though i could buy it cheaper there but being in the us and being able to find my favorite sweets and chocolates on amazon makes it worth paying a little more so i get to enjoy a little of back home .i has a variety of different chocolates that come in the tin .well worth it

I love how it came with a very nice tin can where you could use it as a storage kit for whatever DIYs or whatnot. Likewise, though the expiration date is a bit close when it was delivered (but I am aware since it was shown to me prior to the completion of my purchase), they were in good quality and tasted really great. We have been eating Nestle chocolates ever since and it didn't turn us down amidst the bad reviews that I have read before I ordered it. Not a single chocolate wrapper was opened nor stale. We did enjoy the whole thing!

We watched Inside the Factory in early December and they featured the Quality Street factory. They looked delicious, so we ordered. These were beyond our expectations, and we ended up ordering a second container a few days after it arrived. Delicious candy and such a wide variety of flavors. The chocolate melts in your mouth, unlike the boxes of candy we get here in the US. The episode that featured the factory said that the purple one was by far the most popular in England, so we were really looking forward to that. It turned out that the purple one and the blue coconut one were our least favorite though, and the orange, strawberry and toffee ones were best to us. I guess tastes differ across the Atlantic. None were bad though, and we ate them all, just different preferences. Will definitely become a Christmas tradition in our home!

This box of chocolates was a hit at a work event that was British themed. Kids loved them because of the brightly colored wrappers (which is a characteristic of Quality Street) and adults like them because the chocolate tasted "rich", because it was tasty milk chocolate (unlike American chocolate), I remember Quality Street from my childhood in the UK but the varieties inside this plastic (not metal, as was traditional when I was young) have changed. However, for the American market, a big tub like this is a fun and tasty way to get a "taste of Britain" without traveling there. I recommend this product but don't order it when it's hot because all the contents are chocolate based and would melt in transit and that would be a shame. Each piece of chocolate is individually wrapped, either in foil or cellophane. I think it would make a stunning gift for anyone you know who is an Anglophile (and not diabetic)! I can't remember but there may be chocolates that contain nuts and all varieties are milk chocolate based. There are no dark or white chocolate in this selection (which is traditional for Quality Street).

A delicious assortment of individually wrapped chocolates. Fresh, great quality and a decent expiration date so I didn't have to devour the whole tin.Such a nice treat to have two or three chocolates a day.I can't believe how much the price fluctuates so I only splurge and buy a tin when the price is below $16.00 and the weather is cool.Wonderful to have on hand during the holidays to offer to guests - there is sure to be a flavor everyone will like.

First, some technical details. Mine came in a tin (yes!) not a plastic box. Yes, a few of the pieces had a tiny bit of "bloom" (whiteness on the surface of the chocolate, which is just some of the cocoa butter rising to the surface due to temperature fluctuations) which to me did not affect the flavor at all. Most importantly, it was chock full of memories! My father is middle eastern with a huge family (usually get a crowd of 500-600 at a wedding!), and has a lot of family in the U.K. I personally have never been there, yet. But this must have been a popular gift from visiting family because every house we visited on weekends had a tin of quality street on the table. As a bored kid who didn't speak the language being used, I would entertain myself with the sights and smells of these chocolates. Cracking this tin open now was an instant walk down memory lane. I'm quite satisfied with the quality, a bit of bloom is to be expected when chocolate has traveled overseas and then been parked in a warehouse for a bit. Everything I've tried so far tastes fresh. I will likely order another tin around Christmastime.

Color me very surprised by these chocolates. Packaging is very attractive and the sweets are very good considering the low cost. Don't expect luxury brand chocolates and you will be very happy.Hint: Dig to the bottom of the sweets and the menu slip is hiding there.The product is a mix of chocolates and chewy toffees in a nice ratio of each. I believe there are 60 pieces, but I haven't counted.Will most likely give some of these tins as gifts for Christmas. Pieces individually wrapped in a rainbow of colors and that is a beautiful surprise the first time you open the tin.Manufactured 10/2016 and use by date is 10/2017. Received promptly with Amazon Prime and packaging was sturdy as usual.