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Greyduster Fri 08-Apr-16 08:48:46

A bit mundane, but Sainsbury's multi-seeded loaf. It is delicious, even toasted, and keeps really well. The best brown bread I've ever had.

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Alima Thu 07-Apr-16 22:26:54

Sainsbury's Taste the Difference white Belgian chocolate and raspberry cookies, absolutely scrumptious.

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Tizliz Thu 07-Apr-16 18:09:51

Tesco's Free From Profiteroles. Had a voucher for them and though we have no need to buy Free From we tried them and they are fantastic.

My favourite though is the hot chocolate from Cocoa Mountain, it has to be tasted to be believed. Unfortunately it is in Durness - the most north westerly village in mainland UK.

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oldgoat Thu 07-Apr-16 17:33:35

We love M and S Whitby buns - lemon icing and filled with lemon curd. Don't know whether they only sell them in Yorkshire,though?

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kaybh Thu 07-Apr-16 17:22:27

I have a Sainsbury's taste the difference hot chocolate powder that I just LOVE. I have it with alpro coconut since I can't have milk, which turns it into the most gorgeous coconut cocoa. i think it's called santo domingo or something and it's in a green tin.

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morethan2 Thu 07-Apr-16 16:59:23

I have had many tips on G.N about where to buy the best either on high street or on line but haven't seen any posts lately. So I'd like to share this. I think m&s have the best sweetest jumbo oranges. I've tried all the other main supermarkets but they just don't compare. They are delicious beyond words. They also do the best Eccles cakes. (I don't work for them honest) I also found a little village in the peloponnese that's just lovely. No loud music. Safe little bay to swim in. I know we all dearly love our G.C but there's hardly any young families that take their holidays there, blissfully child/ teenage free for a week or two. No high rise all inclusive hotels. Lots of little reasturants and taverners and they like us Brits and our age group. They are happy to give smaller portion or let you share. It's wonderful Stoupa. I'm hoping to read some of your recommendations to cheer me up.

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