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FOOD AND DRINK: This Fantasy Food or Drink, Would Ya Buy It, D'ya Think?

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8/10. Galaxy chocolate is amongst the nicest tasting milk chocolate on the market so definitely I'd consider buying that. Nice variety on offer too.

Would you buy:

A McCurry meal (curry meat/prawns, rice and drink for the same price as an extra value meal)

Reply 21

dani_1991

1/10. I like prawns, hence the 1 but I don't really like curry and I can't imagine going to Mcdonalds for it even if I did.

Would you buy:
A selection pack of all mini Cadbury Dairy Milk bars. Like Celebrations but just Dairy Milk varieties.

Reply 22

amyshamblesxx

8/10, especially if it included the limited edition ones like Oreo, Strawberry Creme etc. Mini chocolate bars are just so cute, the novelty gets me every time plus I'm usually done after 2 or 3 so it feels like I'm eating less than an actual whole bar.

Would you visit an ALL YOU CAN EAT CEREAL BUFFET, where an endless variety of cereal was displayed similarly to pic n mix and you helped yourself to whatever you fancied and as much as you could eat for a set price?

Reply 23

dani_1991

5/10. 5 because I do love cereal, but no more because I'm not sure I could eat that much cereal at once. If it was a shop, amazing, because it means I can eat some more later, but a buffet would get a bit too much.

WOULD YOU BUY....
A malteser style bag of ferrero rochers? (Same size)

Reply 24

TotoMimo

2/10 for me.

The problem with this is that there's already a "personal pack" size of Ferrero Rocher (as pictured) so a smaller bag of them wouldn't really offer anything else than size of product. It would be different if you could ONLY buy full boxes of Rocher, but seeing as you can already buy a personal pack (and I rarely buy those either), I can't say I'd fancy that all that much Danibum.

HOW MUCH WOULD YOU WANT...

ORBITES INTERGALACTIC INTERCHANGEABLE POTATO SNACKS?

Reply 25

dani_1991

1/10. Whilst the novelty is nice, and the picture illustration is delightful, I like firmly Neal plain flavour criss. I'm not too adventurous when it comes to my potato snacks! I doubt i would buy em...

Would you buy:

Chocolate chip weetabix (like the mini ones) regular sized (like normal weetabix)

Reply 26

TotoMimo

But they already have those, dani!

Reply 27

dani_1991

Original post by TotoMimo

But they already have those, dani!

No they have chocolate ones, but not chocolate chip? Like the miniature ones... But big?

Reply 28

Fusion

7/10. Sometimes I like a tradeoff between a healthy cereal but also with a tasty side and weetabix minis choco fits that bill, and I see no difference between the size of the actual biscuit i.e. 10 minis = around 2 normal sized biscuits

Would you buy:

Nik naks curry flavour

Reply 29

dani_1991

1/10. I don't really like curry and I'm not big on Nik Naks. Sorry bud! I'm sure many other people would love em!

WOULD YOU BUY:
Cherry flavour nesquik

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Reply 30

amyshamblesxx

7/10. I most likely WOULD buy just to see what they tasted like but part of me thinks they would be weird and horrible haha.

Would you buy a Galaxy chocolate cheesecake? Made with the cookie bits from cookie crumble for the base, then big swirls of Galaxy caramel throughout the cream cheese bit?

Reply 31

Fusion

7/10. Galaxy and cheesecake are botrh aweseome, but I don't tend to buy much dessertes nowadays.

Would you buy:

A kinder bueno flavoured hot chocolate drink

Reply 32

dani_1991

8/10. I love Kinder Bueno and done right I bet it would be lovely. Hot chocolate flavoured with kinder bueno might be really tasty. It's missing 2 for me incase it's a let down like quite a few hot chocolate flavours.

Would you buy:
English trifle flavour chewing gum

Reply 33

Fusion

0/10. For me chewing gum is purely for minty breath and chewing out of boredom, so novel tasting gum isn't something I'd be interested in nowadays.

Would you buy:

Tomato flavoured poppadom

Reply 34

dani_1991

6/10. They sound really interesting, and something I might want to try. Especially because tomato relish stuff is quite nice with them, like the onion stuff. So yeah I'd probably give it a go!

WOULD YOU TRY:
Honeycomb galaxy

Reply 35

Pedro.

4/10 As i am not a big fan of chocolate, I never buy it as a snack when i go out. But the honeycomb idea sounds nice though.

Would you try;
Full English breakfast flavoured soup?

Reply 36

dani_1991

0/10. Eurgh! That sounds awful. A fry up just tastes like grease normally, and greasy soup? No thanks!

WOULD YOU BUY:
Celebrations inspired cereal

Reply 37

TotoMimo

5/10 - I'd likely buy it to try for novelty value, but christ, imagine how rich that would be. You'd have a vom-bomb every breakfast time! It'd be even more like eating dessert than Chocolatey Squares/Krave or Crunchy Nut Clusters! And that's saying something, considering those cereals already have more calories and sugar than chocolate cake!

WOULD YOU BUY: PYTES? They're little bags (think, Fridge Raiders style) filled with various, tiny savoury pastries/pies.

Reply 38

dani_1991

6/10. I'm not a huge pe person, it's all the pastry that they're usually buried in. But mini pies sound quite nice, and something I might pick up for lunch if peckish and looking for something different.

WOULD YOU BUY:
A snickers dessert yoghurt. With chocolate yogurt with a caramel base and candied peanut pieces.

Reply 39

Fusion

2/10. I prefer plain yoghurts so that's a bit too extravagant for my liking. Snickers isn't anything special anyway. Maybe if it were a topic yoghurt.

Would you buy:

Naan bread stuffed with sage and onion stuffing