Quality Street Purely Purple Ones Chocolates - Christmas Chocolates Gift In Xmas Cracker Box -The Purple One 327g - With Gift Tag (1)

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Jemma Handley, senior brand manager for Quality Street, said: "We are trialling a different shape for two of our sweets this Christmas season. Now those who have missed out on what was a staple of Quality Street tins in the 1990s will be able to have it once more in the build-up to the festive period. You can also join our new Sun Money Facebook group to share stories and tips and engage with the consumer team and other group members. Better yet, the sweet treat will be available inside Quality Street's festive cracker and advent calendar this year. Fans will spot that you can get the Honeycomb Crunch, which was axed in 2018, exclusively at the Pick and Mix hotspots.

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The chocolatiers have modified the appearance of its two most iconic flavours, The Purple One and Orange Crunch. One said: "If you [Quality Street] could bring back the coffee creams in Quality Street, I’d appreciate it.We want to help shape a better and healthier world, a sustainable world, for people, families and pets, for our communities and for the planet.

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While coffee creme hasn’t featured in a Quality Street tub since the nineties, the flavour certainly hasn’t been forgotten. However, Nestle have revealed they're bringing back a fan favourite Quality Street flavour after it disappeared from the selection box two decades ago, leaving fans elated. It comes after Nestlé launched a brand new Quality Street Collisions bar earlier this month that left fans divided.Nestle has revealed it will be bringing back the formerly discontinued coffee creme flavour ahead of Christmas. Quality Street® offers jewel-like sweets that come in a sparkling mix of colours, shapes and delicious flavours. But that doesn't mean they won't come back - and one Quality Street chocolate is about to do just that. Quality Street lovers will also be able to create their own personalised boxes at John Lewis this year during the festive season. The unique treat blends together two of the most popular chocolates from the Quality Street tins - The Purple One and the Green Triangle.

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It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times. We know how iconic Quality Street sweets are and we have made sure that it is the same great-tasting Purple One and Orange Crunch that people know and love inside their iconic coloured wrappers. In a bid to become more environmentally-friendly, the treats are now being wrapped in a duller form of waxed paper, which is recyclable. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused.Do you have one of the John Lewis edition Quality Street® tins from 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 or 2022*? The Chocolate Swirl is one of the rounder chocolates, featuring a swirly pattern and covered in a gold wrapper. Only the two foil-covered sweets - the green triangle and orange crunch - will remain in their original packaging.

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The Coffee Creme sweet will be available exclusively to John Lewis and Waitrose in the build-up to Christmas. It combines caramel, creamy hazelnut, and crunchy hazelnut pieces in three chocolatey layers and first appeared in Asda , although it is set to come to further supermarkets later this month. In other news, Nestle announced Quality Street will axe its iconic brightly-coloured wrappers over 86 years since their release. For years, you’ve been telling us how much you miss Coffee Creme from our Quality Street assortment. We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and improve our understanding of you.

The sweet treat will only be found inside Quality Street's festive cracker and advent calendars this year. Coffee cremes are by no means the only Quality Street chocs to have been discontinued over the years, as disappointed chocolate lovers have had to face the heartbreak of losing many other firm favourites. It's not the first time in recent months a retailer has announced a nostalgic treat is making a comeback. It combines caramel, creamy hazelnut, and crunchy hazelnut pieces in three chocolatey layers and first appeared in Asda, although it is set to come to further supermarkets later this month.