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Old 19-01-2004, 04:45 AM
Mike
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Anyone knows where I can get White Toblerone in the US? I've seen the
dark chocolate variety in some supermarkets, but not the white one.
In the rare occasions I found a white bar it was stale.
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Old 20-01-2004, 03:16 AM
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Thanks Cathi. I hope you grabbed a Toblerone bar to warm you up. I'm
in FL and the temp is in the high sixties, so no snow here.
Unfortunately no Giant stores either. I heard there is a store 30
mintues away from my house that might sell the white toblerone. I
also found a site on the Internet that sells them, but it has a
minimum order of $35, which means I have to order 24 3-oz bars.
Sounds yummy!
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Old 01-04-2004, 03:51 PM
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Mike,
Don't know where you are in Florida -- but I think that I saw the white
Toblerone bars at World Showcase, Epcot. Heck, I would say that qualifies as
a double-delight excuse -- eat chocolate, go to Disney World, eat more
chocolate. Also, the people at WDW are very good about shipping items to
you; if you'd like, I can look up the 1-800 number for purchasing items
directly from the parks.
SGC

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Thanks Cathi. I hope you grabbed a Toblerone bar to warm you up. I'm
in FL and the temp is in the high sixties, so no snow here.
Unfortunately no Giant stores either. I heard there is a store 30
mintues away from my house that might sell the white toblerone. I
also found a site on the Internet that sells them, but it has a
minimum order of $35, which means I have to order 24 3-oz bars.
Sounds yummy!



 




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