Choc Ices

tonyav | 20:05 Mon 26th Aug 2019 | Food & Drink

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Not very big these day's are they.

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tonyav

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£2, not bad I'll have a look tomorrow.

pixie374

I think we all believed that as we had got older, our hands were just bigger. But I'm sure everything is smaller now.

tonyav

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But I'm sure everything is smaller now.

And I believe that you are right, sherr.

albaqwerty

didn't ice poles used to be about 6" and now they're about 4"?

sherrardk

Tony - They’re really quite tight with their dosh and get really indignant if they think they’re being ripped off (almost take it personally) :)

ummmm

Everything is way smaller. It won't be long before chocolate bars are all the same size as tins of Heroes

tonyav

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Good for them, sherr. It'll stand them in good stead when they are older.

Yes ah wench, the ice poles are shorter these days.

Believe it or not when I was a kid ice poles ( we called them tip tops ) were about 10 inches long.

tonyav

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I recon that chocolate / sweet manufactures just make their products smaller rather than price increase them ( although they do seem to up the prices as well ).

BAKERS DOZEN

Wagon Wheels, Penguins, Kit Kats - they've all shrunk. Slightly off the subject I know but watched an interview with a stallholder on Bury market when they were discussing the troubles at the club and Mr BD nearly choked on his coffee. She was selling Chorley Cakes for 80p each. That's 16 bob each he spluttered. Still upsets him.

tonyav

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She was selling Chorley Cakes for 80p each.

Bloody hell '16 bob' no wonder he nearly choked, BAKERS DOZEN.