My childhood ❤

I'm halfway through a packet right now! They'll be gone before I reach the bottom of this article!

Used to have these in the car for long journeys.

Used to love these. Damn milk chocolate.

We get these every Christmas in our stockings. My parents and I generally get the dark chocolate ones. Not to brag, but I can demolish one of those bad boys in under 15 minutes.

so does it have actually have orange in it or is it just the shape

I've never seen this before

Still do it every year. German tradition of an orange and peanuts when St. Nicholas fills your stocking (the night of Dec. 5th). In my daughter’s (20 and 23) stockings, they get a chocolate orange, peanuts, Kisses, new Pez dispenser, candy canes galore, and some small toy or game. My stockings were pretty lame every year, but I realize now it’s because we were “poor”. I’d get an orange, which fit perfectly in the toe of your stocking. A pile of salted in-shell peanuts. We made such a mess. A coloring book, but not a good one. The ones where you touched the outline with your crayon and now the coloring has black streaks. I think I may have gotten a candy cane too. While it seemed crappy then, I look back and realize that St. Nick, aka Parents, did the best they could with what they had at the time. I wish I would have realized it before my Mom passed. Thankful I still have my Dad, but these traditions were handed down from my Mom’s side of the family.

or the raspberry ones

The key lime ones are pretty good too, as it transpires.

delicious

for some reason there appears to be a glut of these in the UK all going for £1 instead of £3 it was like buy one get 2 free.

My husband gets one every year!

Oh this is good.

I treated my husband to one of these one Christmas as a surprise, he had never seen one. I ended up starting a new Christmas tradition!

I once scared the crap out of my ex girlfriends family by headbutting one of these to break it, tough skull lol

Me and our two boys and hubs had a chocolate orange each for Christmas. Hubs refused to eat his as the expiry date was his birthday (in October) and put it on top of the TV. Long story short, when he came to open it, it was empty as we'd eaten it...

@BradfordPearson I love your comment, I also have happy childhood memories of them, as an adult I find them too sweet, love the way they look still.

Gotta love the ubiquitousness of Amazon - I'd never seen these before but I can go from wanting one to knowing one will be delivered to me in under a minute.

We always got a Droste Dark chocolate apple - food of the gods, surely.

Never seem them before, but they look really cool! I'm not a fan of chocolate mixed with fruit though.

Christmas flavour!

Chocolate and orange are a flavor combo that’s not really common in the US. I’m sure it exists but at least in Texas, this isn’t a popular flavor.

yummy

Same

Fabulous

I've always thought these tasted gross.

I Always buy loads when I visit the UK

Ive always wanted to try one of these but have yet to get the chance

I cried when I learned they'd stopped making white chocolate versions.

The department store I work at sells this every year during Christmas time. I'm sorry but they're wretched.

Every couple of months we had a ‘free choice’ dinner. In reality (4 kids) my mom bought one of these and we got to fight for our choice. Looking back as an adult, I see things like our family’s financial security in a whole new light. We went to private schools, but there was certainly scrimping to make it happen.

I have never seen these full of anything except sewing equipment.

I love these, especially the seahorses

They actually were a lot better years ago (like 25 - 30 years ago...).

These are really great tasting jams-love the blackberry.

I have never seen any of those, maybe they are not a thing here...

When I was a kid, with parents who strictly kept everything tasty out of my diet, I used to read the and re-read the Hickory Farms and Swiss Colon catalogues that came in the mail! Everything there looked so delicious to a candy-deprived 8 year old...

Loved when my mom got me one

Your mother saved up to offer you ice-cream. She must be a very loving and adorable mother. She spent the money set aside for her children, instead of treating herself.

Same thing for hot dogs in our house, it was a slice of bread not a magical, fancy ~hot dog bun~.

To keep it for herself - same as I do with my kids, they're far too unappreciative of the good things - my oldest would likely put tomato sauce on it like a Neanderthal

They're known as ToffifEE in the UK. And oh boy, does my hubby have a history with them...

Jar of Nutella and a spoon and I'm a happy camper