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Quiz. Answers are names of sweets/ confectionary/ chocolate

Vimto | 16:36 Wed 19th Jul 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Question : Different shapes & sizes? I have an answer which I am not entirely happy with but will not prejudice your thinking processes by divulging it at present. the standard of the quiz is not overly cerebral so don't go too deep. Eg. Q. Singing insect? Ans. Humbug.

Coast of England

Mature Times

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EuanC

allsorts ??

rjcb23

Has to be "Allsorts" !!

Vimto

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Yes Euanc & rjcb23 thats what I've got but you don't go into a toffee shop and ask for "Allsorts" do you? "Liquorice Allsorts" certainly but not just "allsorts", mind you toffee shops in this part of the world are becoming mighty scarce. This all reminds me of a story my Dad told me in, perhaps, the 1950's about the little old lady who kept the corner shop and who endlessly complained that she made a loss on everything she sold especially loose sweets. When asked how she ever made a living retorted, "Well I sell that much" Touches of Jack Cohen's "pile 'em high, sell 'm cheap". Any body else want to come in on this?

Quizmonkey

Well, there are at least three varieties now from Bassetts: the original Liquorice Allsorts, then Fruit Allsorts ("no liquorice!") and now Dessert Allsorts (creamy flavours).

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