Silver Milk Chocolate 10p Coins (Pack Of 25)

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You’ll find Silver 10p and Silver 20p Chocolate Coins, as well as Silver ‘Just Married’ Milk Chocolate Coins– which are perfect for adding a little extra sweetness at the end of a beautiful day!

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Fortuitous food: Lucky Chinese New Year food and auspicious snacks that you should try in Hong Kong". For Chinese New Year, in place of traditional Hongbao or "lucky money", chocolate coins are sometimes now given. Personalise your own chocolate coin easily to great effect with your business name and logo, or with a customised theme or unique message. The moulding charge is based on per side from computer supplied artwork and additional fees would be chargeable if artwork is required to be generated by us. Have your own personalised label attached to each net of coins for little cost with either your company logo or promotional message.Here at Wholesale Sweets, we’ve a selection of brilliant silver foiled chocolate coins that are as good on their own as they are in a mix. The Sun", "Sun", "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited. CHOCOLATE lovers rejoice - Cadbury Dairy Mailk chocolate coins are back on supermarket shelves for the first time in nearly 10 years. You can have just one coin side personalised, with your choice of any of the standard coin designs on the remaining side, or both.

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Whether you’re hosting a children’s birthday party, catering for an event or looking for something chocolate to share, you’ll be able to find the wholesale chocolate coins you need right here. Here at Keep It Sweet we are pleased to offer Personalised Chocolate Coins, Silver and Gold Chocolate Coins which can be branded with your company’s logo. For a fun addition to party bags, we have an exciting range of surprise eggs that are a lovely alternative to chocolate coins. As a Christmas tradition, the chocolate coin giving is said to be inspired by the deeds of Saint Nicholas in the fourth century, [1] with chocolate coins introduced some time after chocolate's introduction into Europe in the sixteenth century.

The iconic product was discontinued in 2014 with some unhappy fans even launching a petition to get them reinstated. Chocolate Coins are full of history and are commonly used as a gift for children over the festive season. If you require both sides of the coin to be personalised the moulding charge per side, regardless of a duplicate or different design, would apply. A variant of this is that chocolate coins are hidden somewhere in the house for children to find, often in the form of a treasure trail.