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Anyone who lives in Ireland is going to think I'm crazy.....? |
Hi, I'm going to be visiting Ireland in 15 days for two weeks. A friend of mine works with a woman from Wales who introduced her to something called..... Fruit Pastilles and MilkyBar Buttons.....My friend is now obsessed with them. I'm planning on going to Wales for a day but in case I don't make it, is this something that is available in Ireland too? Does anyone have any idea of the cost of these items? I might just buy her a case of them and ship it back to her.
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LMAO...!
Ha...!
Don't fret. We have both fruit pastilles and Milky Bar buttons here. (in plentiful supply!!!)
(Milkybar is a white chocolate confection that is produced by Nestlé and sold in Australia, New Zealand, India, Ireland and the United Kingdom. Milkybar is also sold under the name Galak in Europe (except Spain, the UK and Ireland) and Brazil. (Nestlé also sells a completely different chocolate in Brazil under the Milkybar name). Nestlé have produced white chocolate since the 1930s, and started using the brand Galak in 1967. In many European countries a version with puffed rice is also available.)
There ya go...!
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lol yeah you can get them in basically any shop/garage in Ireland that sells sweets
They're both about 65cent each (i mean in Euro, not american Dollar btw)
(ahhhh....i love milkybars!!! now i want one!
and the milkybar kid!!!)
Oh and just to let you know, the company that makes the fruit pastilles are called "Rowntree's"
The sweets are actually known as "Rowntree's Fruit Pastilles" |
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katespadecoach
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I am the crazy friend that cesphotogher is getting the Milky Buttons and Fruit Pastilles for! You both have just made my day knowing that she can bring me bakc some when she comes home! My sister went to London last year, and brought me back some... the fact that I get more in just a few weeks makes me soooooo happy!! :) Thank you!! |
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houseoffunksville
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yep you can get them everywhere,cost between 60-85 cent |
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We have them here.
A word of warning when buying fruit pastilles though, make sure you read the pack and your buying pastilles and not wine gums. The packs are similar but the sweets are very different.
Ive often bought a pack of fruit pastilles only to discover they're actually wine gums and been bitterly disappointed. |
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Martina L
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Sure they are both widely available in any supermarket or shop in Ireland! |
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Is máith liom cáca millĂs!
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Yeah they're both available in Ireland!
I have to admit I hate fruit pastilles but I love Milkyway buttons!
(Just make sure you but Milkyway buttons and not Cadburys buttons!!) |
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lotg_4eva
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err...yea ur a lil crazy!! lol!! they are real popular wit de kiddies....they are mayb 90c?? maybe less....under a euro newyz....they are available in ireland!! |
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TwinyC
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lol ya we have loads of em!! hahaha my daddy has em in his shop! you can get a lot of them at like a cash and carry for wholesale prices! but singly there around 80c i think! |
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slipstreamer
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They have them. English candy is great :) But you can get them in the states as well - any decent English or Irish import shop carries tons of candy from the UK. It's what an expat craves the most.
I don't like the pastilles - but the buttons are good. They are pretty cheap as it's just candy. I have never bought a case though. You are a kind friend indeed!
Edit - I have attached two sites that sell them in the US, not sure which is the correct brand. |
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hmmmmm Eggy Weggys
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yes you can buy either of theese in any sweet shop for less than a euro a packet. my advise is to buy a bumper bag from most supermarkets, unless you have a musgraves card and ya can buy wholsale :) |
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Yeah you can get them everywhere like every ones says. I am a real candy specialist so there is other ones you should try while you are there and bring back for your friend to sample. You have to have revels, they are a mixed bag of chocolate candies with different fillings and are soooooooooo good. Also the crunchie bars are delicious (honeycomb covered in chocolate!) Those were my 2 favorites. |
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bubblygal
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yeah theyre everywhere in ireland and only about 60cent a packet!!!! just go into any shop!! |
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submissivmsle36
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hi you
i hope you enjoy your visit over here both the items you are looking for are in all good candy stores over or what well supermakets or what you would call shopping mell`s and no we dont think your crazy oh just ask your friend does she when the button in white or brown they are made with now a days she will know what you mean and no i am not joking ok |
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