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http://www.snackspot.org.uk/
What does she know?
I tried one on holiday (bought in WHSmith, airport) and loved it. Kinda like a bar of puff candy, except a lot bigger, YUM! 8/10
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I agree with you, Paulham, it's a very tasty bar!
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Is it any different to a Crunchie? It doesn't look it, but I shall reserve judgement until I taste it
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I had one of these on monday. They are similar to a crunchie but different somehow. They seem a bit lighter. But the bar is big!
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Awful, it's like eating oasis and about as tasty 2/10.
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Sounds distinctly like an Australian 'Violet Crumble' then.
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I would rather eat a violet. At least they're pretty.
Incidentally for those hard of thinking, when I said oasis, I meant that horrid green stuff not the band.
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Never!
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I thought it tasted more like cinder toffee rather than crunchie, really really nice.
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I love cinder toffee but when you get the choc coated stuff the choc is always cheap and nasty.
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See, I dont mind cheapy chocolate on that because there is so little of it.
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Salsa, are you Welsh?
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I think its yummy!
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Such a product shouldn't be worthy of being on chocolatereview.
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and a Snickers should?!!!!!!!!!!

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At least it's covered in real chocolate (as close to real chocolate as a company like Mars could get anyway).
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Oh, I've nothing against Mars chocolate (especially DARK), but since when were peanuts considered food?
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Salsa, are you Welsh?
God no, what made you think that
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See, I dont mind cheapy chocolate on that because there is so little of it.
That sounds Welsh
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Welsh people say 'see' at the start of sentenses. They also say 'look you' at the end, which you don't. Therefore you can't be Welsh. I apologise.
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They also carry leeks under their arm and say 'here's lovely' a lot.
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No, it was the parrot in Enid Blyton's adventure stories that said 'look you' at the end of each sentence. I don't think it was Welsh though.
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lol, nah, im from Birmingham, is that worse than welsh?
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Oh yes.
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You bloody snob Bounty!!!
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If you knew exactly where I was from you would wonder how i could manage to type and not make too many typo's
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Implying that English is not your first language?
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I am from Birmingham too and can confirm none of us speak English as our first language - we all speak Brummish.
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Which is a high pitched whine.
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Typical Nottingham person, always jealous of us Brummies!
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Typical Nottingham person, always jealous of us Brummies! 
See, im worse than a brummie, I could infact be called a black country wench.
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OK I'm guessing - Wolverhampton? Or the worst accent of all - Dudley?
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Or she could be from Bilston, where I work - a place they built to make Wolverhampton look glamorous by comparison. In the window of one of the hairdressers is a sign saying 'please check for headlice before you come in as refusal often offends'. I kid you not...
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Dudloy
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And do you check then Smurfboy?
Bounty - my husband is in 'Dudloy' today and takes great delight in temporarily regaining the accent he's spent years gradually losing!
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Smurfs are bald Goldencup - that's why we always wear those white hats
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Of course - silly me!
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Nope, not Dudloy, Wulverampton, or Bilston.
Tbh, there are much worse hovels around here than those three. Promise. ;)
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Walsall?
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you got it ;)
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Welsh people say 'see' at the start of sentenses. They also say 'look you' at the end, which you don't. Therefore you can't be Welsh. I apologise.
Bounty get your dictionary out again for spelling sentence.
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Walsall eh - the lowest of the low. Actually where my husband comes from!
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Say hi from Sunny Walsall to him from me then :D
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He's there right now. Well, Aldridge anyway. So you'd better say hi from me!
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Oooh, I used to live in Aldridge not so many years ago.
Small world huh.
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Indeed. Although I have to say that is not my favourite part of it!
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Aldridge isnt so bad. Hell, its positively fantastic if you compare it to some parts around here.
Caldmore now appears to be fairly famous for the amount of young ladies who charge on the streets, and by young, i mean YOUNG.
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Isn't that where a whore got murdered in the 70s?
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I dont know, it was before my time. But it wouldn't suprise me as people get half murdered around there all the time.
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I'm pretty sure it is - my dad was brought up in Aldridge and has told me about it.
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to be honest, its all suckers with guns these days :S
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I had a Golden Crumble yesterday. The chocolate coating was minging but the filling was reasonable. It doesn't touch a Crunchie Bar and it wasn't even as nice as the cheap old Puffer Bars you used to get in Woolies.
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I am still in love with them.
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Me too
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I had another one last night, I really am worried no one will like them, and they wont stock them and I will be without golden crumbles for the rest of my existance.
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They are avaiable in Australia and are called Violet Crumble
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Hi Can any1 think of any names for a box of chocolates that have different chocs with different filings such as caramel turkish delight cherry raspberry n strawberry cream all kinds of varieties .this would be apreciated xxx laura
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They are avaiable in Australia and are called Violet Crumble
I know, but its quite a long way to go to Australia just for a Golden Crumble.
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Hello Laura, how about Chococopia or Chocolate Allsorts
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It used to be customary to name boxed chocolates and toffees after great events such as Victory Toffees (after the war) and Coronation Selection (after one of the King's coronations. I know it's a bit late, but what about Millennium????
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Britneys box ;) ha ha ha ha ha