Where can I buy a dark chocolate advent calendar?

Answer 1

I've saw some in Somerfield, North - End last year, even I've asked about them! They're usually out every year. They're in ASDA, Somerfield and sometimes in Wilkinsons.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Marks and Spencers, Thorntons, Tesco, Sainsburys, Debenhams.

Answer 4

Have you tried Tesco? They always have about 500 lying around there. The earlier you are, the more chance of finding what you need. Otherwise maybe check a special chocolate shop.

Answer 5

Thorntons

Answer 6

In Canada....try Laura Secords. Not only is it an interesting design (shaped like a Christmas Tree), but filled with quality chocolates.

Answer 7

Try Thorntons.

Answer 8

Try Selfridges they do nice advent calenders.

Answer 9

Have you tried calling your local chocolate makers or seller?
Chocolate....Mmmmmmm

Answer 10

try thorntons..they make handmade chocolates