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Monday, 10 October 2016

Apple Macbook Air (Review)





















Apple Macbook Air (Latest Model as of 10/10/16)

As I get myself back into the habit of blogging, it only makes sense to have suitable devices that aid in the process. Although blogging wasn't a massive reason for me to buy my new computer, it did still contribute as a reason. I have been with apple for years, whether its through the iPhone or previous MacBooks I've had over the years, and after switching to a windows computer, I felt it was finally time to return to the Mac. All-in-all if you're someone who enjoys iOS on the iPhone, or just an iPhone in general, then chances are you're also going to enjoy switching to Mac.

Price

Now, the price can vary in certain ways; Whether you decide to get the 11-inch or the 13-inch, and also whether you decide to go with Tier 1 or Tier 2 of each size. I personally went for Tier 1 of the 13-inch Macbook Air which cost £849 (figures may vary on the Apple website) but I will list below every Tier with the differences and also the prices.

Macbook Air 11-inch (Tier 1)
- 1.6GHz Processor
- 128GB PCle-based flash storage (Literally not too sure what PCle means)
- 4GB memory (Basically RAM I'm guessing?)
- Intel HD Graphics 6000
- Turbo boost of up to 2.6GHz for Processor
Cost - £749

Macbook Air 11-inch (Tier 2) 
- 1.6GHz Processor
- 256 GB PCle-based flash storage
- 4GB memory
- Intel HD Graphics 6000
- Turbo boost of up to 2.6GHz for Processor
Cost £899

The differences in the 11-inch tiers is basically just the increase in storage from 128GB to 256GB, which is most likely better if you're someone who likes to store a lot on the computer, otherwise the Tier-1 model will be just fine (You could also just buy an external hard drive)

Macbook Air 13-inch (Tier 1) 
- 1.6GHz Processor
- 128GB PCle-based flash storage
- 8GB memory
- Intel HD Graphics 6000
- Turbo boost of up to 2.6GHz for Processor
Cost £849

Macbook Air 13-inch (Tier 2) 
- 1.6GHz Processor
- 256 GB PCle-based flash storage
- 8GB memory
- Intel HD Graphics 6000
- Turbo boost of up to 2.6GHz for Processor
Cost £999

Again, the differences in the 13-inch tiers are basically just the memory increasing from 128GB to 256GB, so it's not too much of a big deal unless you need the extra space.


Review 

The differences between the 11-inch and 13-inch models in general mostly boils down to the fact that the 11-inch models contain up to 7 hours of battery life, whereas the 13-inch models contain up to 12 hours of battery life (And I personally have been able to sit for hours on end without needing a charge) along with the pretty obvious differences in the screen sizes.

It's a great device to use for things such as blogging due to the fact it's fast as heck (possibly one of the fasted computers I've had before, which is strange since the processor isn't really anything too special)

If you feel like getting yourself a Macbook Air, for things such as: university, college or just in general, I would recommend using your student discount if you are eligible. Apple offers up to 10% off iPads and MacBooks for students, which in the end can result in £75 - £99 discount depending on what device you by. Sign up to UniDays  if you think you are eligible for this discount
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Wednesday, 8 July 2015

Graze Chocolatebox (Review)


GRAZE BOX REVIEW
Yes, it is finally the time again to post another graze box review, this time with a different type of box. Instead of the usual graze snackbox review, I decided to try out a new box that graze offers called the chocolate box. Instead of taking a picture of the nicely packaged box like I usually do (And let's be honest here, I think we've seen a lifetime of those boxes) I decided to just go straight inside the box.

SNACKS RECEIVED
Cookies & Cream (A mixture of mini cookies, white chocolate, hazelnuts and sunflower seeds)
Bounty Hunter (A mixture of Belgian milk chocolate, coconut and cranberries)
Brilliant Black Forest (A piece of chocolate cake with a cherry purée sauce)
Sticky Chocolate Pudding (A mixture of Belgian milk chocolate with green and black raisins)

Rating for this snack is a 7/10
The first I tried was the Cookies & Cream which looked to be the most appetising. Surprisingly, the cookies inside were very crunchy and nice (nothing different to non-healthy cookies) and the white chocolate tasted very milky and sweet. Although I couldn't bring myself to taste the sunflower seeds (I'm just not willing to eat plant seeds sorry) I'm sure if you like that sort of thing they would have been nice too.


Rating for this snack is a 4/10
The next snack to try was the Bounty Hunter which was actually one of my least favourites I have received from graze. The milk chocolate was very good and of good quality, and the cranberries were also very nice too, but in all honesty I could feel myself trying not to gag when I tasted the coconut (which made up most of the snack by-the-way) 


Rating for this snack is an 8/10
Next, the Brilliant Black Forest dessert which I was very excited to try when I first saw it. The chocolate cake was very spongy and sweet but not too sweet, you could immediately tell that it was freshly made. The cherry purée its self was very strong and tasted slightly alcoholic (I don't know why) but with the cake, the bitterness complimented the cake.


Rating for this snack is a 7/10
Now to the final snack, the Sticky Chocolate Pudding. Again, the milk chocolate in this was the same chocolate in the other snacks in the box and tasted very nice. The black jumbo raisins were also nice (although slightly dry) but I felt that the green raisins had a strange taste to them so I wasn't too keen on them.

OVERALL RATING
The average rating of this box was a 6.5/10
I personally rate this box a 7/10

I hope you enjoyed my review of this new box, and if you want to try out graze click here to try a free box! 
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Monday, 6 July 2015

Lush Haul

Shout out to my mums bed for providing the background
So, as you can see by the iconic paper lush bag as the blog post header, today I'm going to show you what I bought from lush! These products that I bought aren't actually for me, I bought them as part of a gift for a birthday present for someone who enjoys baths a little too much..


The first thing I bought from lush was Granny Takes A Dip which is a bath bomb. It looks very colourful just as a solid bar and has a very fruity/citrus smell to it which made me buy it (A summer smelling bath bomb) It has the following description on the website;

"This ginger, pepper and lemon-scented bath bomb turns your water psychedelic and puts some colour in your life. Simply drop into a warm bath and watch as its fizzing centre dissolves into multi-coloured waters. Its spicy, citrusy scent will pep you up: lemon oil boosts the mood, while ginger and pepper are warming."


The next thing I bought was the Fizzbanger and althought it looks like it would smell like lemon, it actually smells more like cinnamon and apple spices. It is a very dense bath bomb so I suspect there are other colours beneath the outer layer although I am not sure because I'm not the one who will be using it! It has the following description on the website;

"A Catherine wheel of a bath bomb. It changes colour as it fizzes, crackling with popping candy as it goes and releasing first a citrussy apple and then a cinnamon, apple pie like scent with a hint of ylang ylang. Petitgrain is used in aromatherapy to calm the breathing, slow the heartbeat and reduce feelings of anxiety. Ylang ylang produces a feeling of joy, and cinnamon leaf oil helps you let go."


The next items I bought were actually bubble bars, which in case you don't know, is a product that you crumble under the running tap/bathwater to produce nice smelling bubbles. The first bubble bar I got is Brightside which has very orangey citrus smell and is slightly sweet smelling in contrast to the bath bombs. I also really like the colour mixture in this bubble bar. It has the following description on the website;

"When you’re chewing on life’s gristle, don’t grumble, give a whistle! Hop in the bath with one of these uplifting bubble bars, Sicilian mandarin, bergamot and tangerine essential oils to help you look on the bright side of life! Its jazzy bright colours will create magnificent orange bath water, and the sunny citrus fragrance is sure to leave you jolly and refreshed."


The last bubble bar that I bought was The Comforter, which is very sweet and fruity smelling compared to all of the other products bought. It smells kind of like raspberry/blackcurrant and I can imagine it turns the bath water pink. It has the following description on the website;

"Sometimes you just need to shut yourself off from the outside world under a blanket of fruity foam that will put you back in the right frame of mind to face the world. This bar is supersized, so you’ll only need to crumble half a bar under your tap to make enough bubbles for a long, comforting soak. Cassis absolute gives a distinctive blackcurrant fragrance, while bergamot adds an uplifting note."

That's all for my "Haul" today and I hope you enjoyed reading what I bought from Lush! If you want to check out Lush or check the ingredients of the products I bought, click here to go to their website.
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Saturday, 4 July 2015

SmileSciences Teeth Whitening Pen (Review)


TEETH WHITENING PEN
So I thought it was time I did a review that DID NOT concern food for a change and this time I chose to review a product from Smile Science! The product its self is a teeth whitening pen which can be used to remove stains on your teeth (making them whiter) please not that this is NOT a substitute for brushing your teeth.The company also recommends that you consult with your doctor before using any whitening products (not just from them, but in general) 

Before we get into the review I thought I would post some other information that the product has on the package.

SIDE AFFECTS
Some side affects that may occur due to the use of this product is temporary sensitivity in your teeth, although this is normal and will subside
Discontinue the use of the product when you feel sustained discomfort or irritation.
The product should not be used when you are pregnant or breast feeding.
The product is unsuitable for children aged less than 16 years old, persons with dental problems such as periodontal disease and bleeding gums.

DIRECTIONS
Step 1 - Brush your teeth and floss
Step 2 - Twist the pen to dispense the teeth-whitening gel
Step 3 - Smile to keep lips away from your teeth while applying the gel
Step 4 - Apply a layer of teeth-whitening gel to your teeth
Step 5 - Relax your lips after 30-40 seconds (and rinse)
Step 6 - Repeat twice a day for 14 days.

REVIEW
Okay, now since that is out of the way let's get into the review of the product! Now I have only been using this product for a few days and I have already noticed a change in whiteness to my teeth (I am a coffee lover..) Although there is a possibility that you may experience sensitivity, my teeth were already kind of sensitive and I did not notice any increase in sensitivity at all since using the product and other reviews that I have read agree with me. 


When you open the package, it comes in a little box which you will see above as the cover picture to the blog post. Inside the box is then the little teeth-whitening-pen containing the gel that you put on your teeth. The pen its self is kind of small and portable so can be used on-the-go (I used this when I was away camping) It is however a bit tricky to know exactly how many times you twist the pen to push the gel out and how much to use on your teeth, but I guess that just comes down to your own preference for how much you think you need.

The product recommends that you use it for 14 days (which is how long the gel usually lasts until) but I personally feel like I may get a few more days because of the large quantity of the gel that you get in the pen. After only a few days of using the pen I can notice a slight change already and I will post an update on the product when I have finished the full course of the product!

I hope you like the first part of my SmileScience review for their teeth-whitening pen and if you want to check them out I will post their information below!

SmileScience website - http://smile-science.co.uk


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Thursday, 21 May 2015

Reviews?


So as you can see, I've made some new changes to the blog by adding a new contact page (and a few other behind the scenes stuff) This is mostly because of how the blog and twitter have been getting a lot more attention recently (This may be due to me signing up on Bloglovin)

So I eventually decided to create a contact form for people to fill out if they have any requests on what I should review, or if companies want me to review any of their products. If anyone is interested in recommending things for review, or wants me to review any of their own products, please keep in mind that what I post is 100% my thoughts about a product, I'm not going to "glam" it up to encourage people to purchase it if it isn't actually good.

This is equally bad and good. It's bad in the sense that if you're just looking for cheap sales with no real thought behind the advertisement, getting a review from a blog is not going to be for you. It is however good in getting real feedback from someone who is in the same place as a customer, whether this helps you to make improvements or helps you to know that your product is of a good personal standard to them.

This is just a short update post for everyone to read! Also please check out my Bloglovin and follow me there.
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Friday, 29 August 2014

Dexter (TV Review)



Rating = 10/10        Seasons = 8        Genre = Crime Drama

I thought it was time for another TV show review, and one show I have been watching a lot lately is Dexter. It ended it's run in late 2013 after 8 seasons and 7 years of production. Although it ended last year, it is still one of Netflix's most viewed shows and that is for that reason; it's amazing. It has to be one of a few shows where everyone is rooting for the 'bad guy' not to get caught.

Plot Summary

The show starts off with it's central character, Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall) who is portrayed as having a bipolar-like life. He is a Forensic Scientist for the Miami Metro Police by-day and then a sadistic serial killer by-night. As the show progresses however, we soon learn Dexter has a code which he kills by, and one of his rules is to only kill people who he believes should die, which basically means he doesn't kill anyone who is 'innocent' but only criminals.
James 'Surprise Motherfucker' Doakes, Portrayed by Erik King

Later into season 1 of the show however, we learn how Dexter came-to-be such a hellish human being, and that is mainly down to the fact that his mother was ripped apart by a chainsaw right in-front of him. His adoptive sister, Debra Morgan (Jennifer Carpenter) is also a very interesting character. Her foul mouth and obliviousness are part of the key elements why she is a show favorite, and she also plays a vital role throughout season one (I won't tell you why, check out season one yourselves!) Lastly, another interesting character in the show is Rita Bennett (Julie Benz) whom is a caring mother for her two children, Aster and Cody, but she is also very emotionally damaged due to being abused by her ex-husband, Paul. When her and Dexter first start dating, it is clear he only really sees her as camouflage for his vigilant acts, but soon we begin to see how Dexter starts to form monumental feelings for Rita, which creates A lot of problems with his 'code'.

My Thoughts

Now, obviously I don't want to give away too much (although surprisingly I actually haven't, the show is full of mysteries) so that is all I'm going to write for the plot summary (It is only a summary after all)

Surprisingly accurate still of Debra Morgan (Jennifer Carpenter)
Basically, Dexter is the type of show that can play with your feelings pretty well and you honestly get sucked into it pretty fast. It has a rating of 9.1/10 on IMDB, and as we know IMDB are pretty tough critics. I have just recently finished season 4, and I have to say that it actually had an emotional effect on me (Once I stop feeling so sad I'll start season 5!) and I think this is an experience with a show that everyone should have

In conclusion, Dexter's anticipation, mystery and interesting plot proves to be the best combinations for a very successful and enjoyable show. It is different to any other show and kind of turns the tables on what we would normally go for in a TV show; this will definitely get you excited about the bad guy instead of the 'hero', and as Dexter would once say, "If I had a heart, it would be breaking right now".



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Sunday, 24 August 2014

Graze Nibblebox #2 (Review)



Recently, my second Graze box came through the letter box and I have to say, after last time, I was pretty excited for this weeks box.  It came on the exact day it was supposed to (It must have been a problem with the post last time) and the box was packaged very nicely (as always)


Basically, after gently pulling off the pieces of plastic separating me from the food, I opened the box to a lovely picture of blackberries. Inside the bottom compartment was the usual booklet containing information on the treats received and also some friend code slips.

These are the treats I got inside my box, which I was quite happy with. The ones that looked the most appealing were the My Thai soy bites and the Walnut & Vanilla Truffle. Now, obviously they can't ALWAYS send you the stuff that you like so they will try to send you new things to try and then rate, so that's where my Rhubarb & Pear compote came from (I kind-of despise dried pears). Now I'll write my review on each individual snack!


      Salt & Vinegar Nut Selection                                                                 Walnut & Vanilla Truffle
            606 calories (Per 100g)                                                                                                               484 calories (Per 100g)

                                                   

The Salt & Vinegar Nut Selection consists of Salt                         The Walnut & Vanilla Truffle consists of
& Vinegar flavored peanuts and Almonds. You can                       Walnuts, Pieces of fudge, Vanilla flavored
taste the salt more than the vinegar, but they are still                 Pumpkin seeds and Raisins. Although this
very nice! The nice crunch and unique taste of Salt &                   looks very nice, it does not taste the way it
Vinegar are just a few reasons why I already prefer                      looks (especially the walnuts, which look
these to regular shop-bought nuts.                                              slightly caramelized but taste plain)

Rating = 8/10                                                               Rating = 5/10

            My Thai Soy bites                                                                          Rhubarb and Pear compote
            336 calories (Per 100g)                                                                                                            329 calories (Per 100g)

                                                     

The My Thai Soy bites consists of 8 bakes soy                               The Rhubarb and Pear compote consists
bites (which are very nice btw) and a sweet chilli                             of Cranberries, Rhubarb and Pear slices
dipping sauce (which is also very nice). All together, I                     (which have been dried I assume) They 
have to say this was one of the best savory snacks I have                all taste pretty nice aside from the Pear
received so far from graze, the crackers were absolutely                  having a very weird aftertaste and first-
amazing and the chilli since was nice and sweet!                              hand taste. Not one of my favorites.

Rating = 10/10                                                          Rating = 6.5/10

I hope you guys enjoyed this second review and if you want to give graze a try, click here to get your first, fifth and tenth box free! Also a quick reminder I am still doing a giveaway to win two £5 graze vouchers! This competition is over


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Tuesday, 12 August 2014

Graze NibbleBox (Review)


So, on twitter I told you guys I would be doing another review so here I am!

Last week I started a subscription with graze because I wanted to see what the fuss was about with the boxes, and then today (Tuesday) it came in the mail. It was supposed to come on Monday but I'll let it slide since they can't control the postage. It came in a small cardboard box, ideal to fit through letterboxes (So you don't need to be home to wait for the package) and it was easy to open. Then, inside I found two £5 Gift Vouchers which I thought was very nice of them to include (I did mention my blog to them via twitter and said I would be doing a review, but I highly doubt that is the reason I got the vouchers)


The box also comes decorated and has a different picture each month, this month it was this picture of lemons, which is pretty colorful. They also include a few little books inside the box, one with news about graze, another with information about each snack (Calories, fat etc) and then one with friend code paper slips. Now I'll show you guys what snacks I got and what I thought of them.


         Triple Berry Smoothie                                                                      Honeycomb Flapjack
                 109 calories                                                                                          241 calories                                                 

                 
The triple berry smoothie consisted of Banana,                    The honeycomb flapjack basically consisted of a
Cranberries, mini strawberries and blueberries.                    'Rustic rolled oat flapjack with honeycomb and
The banana tasted pretty much like banana, but                   chocolate drizzle' although you can only slightly
with a not-so-nice after taste. The rest of the fruit               taste the honeycomb, the flapjack was still very
was quite nice though, especially the strawberry's.                very nice! It tastes as good as it looks
Rating = 7/10                                                               Rating = 9/10

            Cheddar Gorge                                                                        Mississippi BBQ Pistachios
                    139 calories                                                                                                                         104 calories
                   
The cheddar gorge consisted of cheesy cashews,                     The Mississippi BBQ Pistachios consisted of
baked herb cracker bites and salsa corn sticks.                        basically just roasted Pistachios with a BBQ
Everything on this taste pretty nice, but I wouldn't                   Seasoning on them. Although there isn't much
say that the name of the product suits it, since it's                  to this product, it was pretty much the best
only slightly cheesy (the cashews)                                           tasting one of all four!
Rating = 7/10                                                             Rating = 10/10

So I hope you guys enjoyed my review! If you guys want to check out graze for yourself, click here 
This link includes my friend code inside it which gives you your 1st and 5th boxes for free!

I am also doing a little competition with the vouchers I received from graze! This contest is over
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Tuesday, 5 August 2014

Orange Is the New Black (TV Review)

Rating = 9/10        Seasons = 2        Genre = Comedy/Drama


So, I decided I would try and do my first TV show review today! And I thought the first show should be one that has taken the world by storm; Orange Is the New Black. It's not for everyone and can feature some intense sexual scenes, so it's not really for the younger generation per say.

Plot Summary

The shows plot starts off with the main character, Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling) making the most of her freedom before heading off to prison. The first episode starts off with Piper sentenced to 15 months in jail for money laundering and drug trafficking 10 years after the actual crimes. This sentence is due to her ex lover Alex Vause (Laura Prepon) who ran an international drug smuggling cartel and would often get Piper to transport drug money from one country to another. Eventually their past catches up with them and they both end up re-igniting their lesbian relationship in prison.

The prisons complex society at first horrifies Piper, but throughout the show she manages to earn inmates trust and friendship through lesbian activities, legal help and donating her own hair clippings. The show also centers around her relationship with her Fiancé, Larry (Jason Biggs) whose normality and boringness contrasts with Alex's adrenaline-filled wildness. At first, Piper and Larry find it pretty easy to stay a couple through weekly visits and grocery unpacking phonecalls which turn into phone sex, but this soon changes when Piper starts to forgive Alex for what happened during their breakup.

My Thoughts 

Now, I don't want to give away too much of the plot (Don't worry, I merely touched on the basics of the show, there's much more!) so I think that short summary is enough for now. The show's unique style of prison-comedy and situations are also entertaining, some of these include a deranged prison wife emptying her bladder on the floor of her rejector, prison fights over an ice cream cone and over-obsessive councillors!
Susanne 'Crazy Eyes' Warren, portrayed by Uzo Abuda

I personally find that the show has a slow-burning effect, meaning it gives you little bits here and there each episode until you are able to fully put it together yourself. Although it takes a while to get fully into the show at first, it is highly addictive once you are a few episodes in. The great cast and acting is also what makes the show great, each actor portrays their character in a unique confident way which makes the series considerably easier to get into.

In conclusion, I recommend this show to anybody who likes the mix of Drama and Comedy (the show being set in prison just makes these two genres even better) and although, it does contain a lot of nudity and lesbian activity, it just adds on to the great plot.
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Monday, 4 August 2014

The Forest (Game Review

Rating = 7/10          Version Played = O.3          Genre = Horror

Recently I've been playing this single player kind of free-roam horror game on steam called "The Forest" and I know it's quite popular due to lots of youtubers making videos of it, so I thought I would do a lil' review for you.

The Game

Basically, the games opening cut-scene is of a man and his male child (I assume it's his child) travelling via Airplane. The plane then begins to experience wild turbulence and shortly after crashes into a mysterious forest(y) island. The main character wakes up in the crash-site and witnesses an island tribesman-of-sorts picking up his unconscious child and walking away (The screen blacks out afterwards) This then leads you out into an open sandboxy world where you can chop down trees to get logs, craft weapons, fight off attacking cannibalistic tribes during the night and most importantly in the game (For the plot I assume) finding your son.

There isn't really a plot yet, since it's in early development but I can assume you will meet up with other plane-crash survivors at some point and go on a search to find (and kill) whoever took your son. 

Features

The game has a realistic motion blur, lots of crafting options and also unique AI. It's quite violent and slightly gory (You can build flaming torches made of body parts) but it is also very adventurous and fun. It's kind of like a mature version of Minecraft (I said KIND of) Many people love the game due to it's mixture of adventure and violence though, and I am one of them; it makes the game different to other horror games

The players most handy thing throughout the game is the Guide Book, which has information about basically everything in the game. It is also used to craft structures, weapons and items and teaches the player about basic survival by showing recipes and what berries are edible.

Throughout the game you will also come across various cannibal campsites where you can dismember anybody who gets in your way and then use the body parts to create effigies, these effigies ward off tribes that plan on attacking you by basically saying "If you don't want to end up like this, you should f**k (sorry for the swearing) off right now"



Review

I find the game really enjoyable and fun because of it's uniqueness, but there is quite a lot of bugs (Which I can understand because it is in progress) but I will need to put them into account. Some of the bugs include the Guidebook incorrectly stating what materials are needed to craft something which can often be really annoying and another bug is the players "House Boat" randomly sinking, which leaves you pretty vulnerable (I have froze to death multiple times due to this)

All-in-all I love the game because of how fun and different it is for an open world horror game, but it does lose a few points because of it's list of bugs (They only recently added so you could save also) although do keep in mind that the game is still early in development, I just rated the game for what it's like right now

Why not give it a try? The link to the website is here

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Sunday, 3 August 2014

CyberCandy (Review)

Recently I treated myself to a little order from CyberCandy and I basically thought I would write a little review!

I surfed the website for around 10 minutes before finally settling on a "Mystery Parcel" (I felt like I wanted a surprise) After filling out the order form and such, I was slightly displeased with the fact they charge you nearly £5 extra for the lowest costing method of shipping (Which can take up to 6 days by the way) but seeing as I had a discount code, I guess it didn't really have an effect on me.

The "Mystery Parcel" in Large totaled up to £26.89 (Including shipping, which you HAVE to pay) but also promised to include up to 20 items, which is actually pretty good (Depending on what items received of course)

I ordered the box on Wednesday, and it arrived on Saturday afternoon (Pretty fast for a 6 day postage method huh?) It felt pleasingly heavy for a box only filled with sweets, so that already kind of led me up for a good outcome.

So after ripping open the box, I was face to face with the exact promised amount (Yes, I was sad enough to count) These items ranged from sizes tiny to large, I'll now list what items I received with their current price on the website.

Hershey Cookies'n'Creme bar, £1.42.          Baby Ruth bar, £1.42
Coffee Crisp bar, £1.59                               KitKat Caramel, £1.99
Butterfinger Peanut Butter Cups, £1.59         Boost Nuts bar, £2.39
Cadburys Freddo Dream, £0.69                   Blueberry Pop tart pack of 2, £1.39
Tootsie Pop wild berry, £0.49                      KoolAid black cherry packet, £0.69
Berry Chewy Lemonhead & friends, £0.59   Good & Plenty candy, £1.39
Haribo Smurfs, £0.69                                   Tabasco chocolate wedge, £0.59
Twizzlers pull'n'peel cherry, £1.49                 Wonka Nerds, £1.42
Angry Birds lollipop, £0.45                           Coris squirrel sweets, £0.43
Efrutti Gummy Bear ring, £0.25                     Freshen-up gum, £0.98

Candy takeout box the website offers
The total price for all of these items is £21.94 (Without the shipping costs of-course) So basically all-in-all, with a loss of 5p, I was still pretty happy with what I got inside this box.

I must also add that although one of the shipping options claims to have almost a week arrival time, I assume that is a strategy the website uses to deter you into the more expensive option.

If you want to give it a try, head on over to CyberCandy


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