Advantages: nice tasting
Disadvantages: not enough in a pack

...The Review......................... Cadbury Snaps are a fairly new creation by the company and something that I find really irresistible. These Honeycomb Snaps are the latest addition to the new range and they are released along side the Coconut variety. There are six different types of Snaps that are available and other flavours in the range are, milk chocolate, Hazelnut, Mint and Orange. On the Cadbury website, these Snaps are described as "Delicious thin curves of Cadbury milk chocolate with tiny cereal pieces and that extra crunch is given with the added ingredient of Honeycomb." You can find information on Cadburys snaps at: http://www.cadbury.co.uk/EN/CTB2003/aboutchocolate/brandstories/cadburysnaps.htm I bought these Snaps in a special offer at my local Spar shop and it was two packets (different varieties if prepared... Read review

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Advantages: Great Taste
Disadvantages: Not very big, and not many in packet

...Packaging = You start with a purple and green cardboard box, so you can recycle it. It has a picture of the snap on it. It has the nutrition table on the side, aswell as the ingrediants list. When you open the box you will find inside a foil wrapped plastic container with the snaps in, unfortunately this is not able to be recycled in your council recycle bags. The foil has pictures in purple of the snaps and the plastic is dark brown. Smell = As you open the foil, you get a strong smell come at you of mint. Very nice!! Size = The snaps are not very big and you get roughly 36 in a box. The are not very filling, so you eat a lot of them to get satisfied. Taste = The overall taste i find is very nice, although after a few i found i started to find them sickly. Very minty and chocolaty, any chocolate fan would love them. Price = I... Read review

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Advantages: Small, versatile, multi-functional, high-quality, user friendly, simple.
Disadvantages: Video and picture quality, menu format, complicated to connect to PC.

...The Panasonic D-Snap SV-AS3 is an MP3 player, a digital camera and a digital video camera. It has a compact, smooth and simple design with five buttons on the back and two on the side. The tracker ball on the back provides quick and easy access in the menu and makes the D-Snap very durable. It has no moving parts and so can stand a little rough handling. The pictures are of medium quality, if viwed on the relatively large screen they are perfectly visable but when enlarged to a computer monitor size they become quite pixelated. The video quality is much the same and I recommend only viewing the videos on the D-Snap screen. The menu leaves much to be desired, although simple and quite user-friendly it lacks style. A major drawback is that the music lists cannot be edited on the D-Snap nor can they be accessed while music is playing... Read review

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Advantages: Taste great, moreish
Disadvantages: expensive, not many in packet

...I love chocolate, I can't get enough! I have tried Cadbury Snaps before and they are nice. I also love crunchies so a mixture of the two seemed intreguing!! PRICE --------- I got these from Tesco and paid £1.75 for a 136g pack. I think this is very expensive for the size of them. You can also get milk chocolate, orange, mint and coconut flavours SIZE ------ You get 40 snaps which are about 1 inch by 0.5 inch wide and about 2mm thick. They are curvey like Pringles although smaller. PACKET ----------- The pack is a long cardboard tube, almost a rectangle shape. it is about 40cm long. The colours of the packet go from honeycomb yellow at the bottom to Cadburys purple at the top with pictures of the chocolates on the front. Unfortunately the top of the packet does not refasten well when it is opened so if you want to have a quick nibble... Read review

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Advantages: Very lightweight and delicious
Disadvantages: Expensive and addictive

...You may not have heard of Cadbury's snaps, but after this review, i hope you will go out and buy them from your local supermarket. Cadbury have loads of produce out on the shelves, but this is something entirely different, but just as nice as all the other products. Description: Imagine one ordinary pringle. Then, shrink it a bit in size. Then, add chocolate to it. Then add little crunchy bits to it, and, lo and behold, you have yourself a Cadbury Snap!!! So far, there are four flavours you can choose from. Milk chocolate, hazelnut, orange, and the newest addition - mint. All of these flavours are delicious. The Big Taste: Ok. I first saw these in my local (over-priced) corner shop. At the time, i had just recieved £15 from my weekly job, and i was on a spending spree!!! I bought a pack of milk chocalte and orange snaps. They were... Read review

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Advantages: Light and easy to eat.
Disadvantages: Moreish, bit expensive.

...Whilst doing the weekly junk food shop last week my Girlfriend, Claire pointed out Cadbury Snaps. At first glance I thought that they were chocolate covered Pringles so agreed and they were also on special offer which was a bonus. The box is about a foot long and is a slightly distorted rectangle shape. There are two main colours on the box, the bottom two thirds is brown and the top third is purple in colour. The front of the box carries the words Cadbury, Snaps, Hazelnut Thin Light & Crispy Milk Chocolate Curves and there are also pictures of four Snaps. The back of the box has all of the usual contact details, nutritional information and ingredients and a little bit about the other available flavours, Original and Orange. Snaps may contain traces of Almond and Soya. On the side of the box is one of those handy little perforated... Read review

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Advantages: pretty
Disadvantages: none

...Antirrhinum , Snapdragons. I can remember my finger being "bitten" by a snapdragon when I was a child. I would pick a flower, pinch the sides at the base of an individual flower and make the dragons "mouth" open, I would put a finger from the opposite hand in the flower "mouth" and the flower would bite it. The snap dragon is a pretty cottage garden flower you can get standard flowers or a dwarf variety. The standard flowers are about 18 to 24 inches tall the dwarf 10 inches. The snapdragons are plants of the Genus Antirrhinum, in the figwort family Scrophulariaceae. The snap dragon is a Perennial but used as half hardy annual. The seed can be sown in November through till May. They will flower from late spring early summer, also in the late summer early autumn Snap dragons do not like the really hot summer days. The snap dragon... Read review

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Advantages: Sweet treat that's fairly healthy
Disadvantages: Unsure about the coconut

...~~~~~ Sesame Snaps ~~~~~ ~~~~~ With Coconut ~~~~~ 30g packet (3 sesame snaps) 29p from Sainsburys These are very, very similar the the original Sesame Snaps, except they have added coconut. Inside the packet are three thin rectangular bars, which are smooth on one side, and rigid on the other. The bars are made out of sesame seeds mainly and a hard sugar/glucose syrup. They are hard to bite into, but make a delicious alternative to sweets or chocolate. As you bite into these, you can taste the hundreds of sesame seeds and the glucose/sugar mixture. The rigid texture of the snaps also adds to the appeal. This variety has coconut added, which for me does taint the taste. I didn't find the coconut very tasty, and there didn't seem to be an awful lot of coconut to fully stimulate the taste. I think they would have been... Read review

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Advantages: delicious
Disadvantages: expensive

...I've been wanting to try these Cadbury snaps ever since I first saw them advertised on the TV but at £1.79 a pack the price was a little off putting. In Tesco at the moment though they are on offer at 2 packs for £3.00, not a big saving I know but a saving none the less, so I thought we would splash out and give them a try. I bought 1 packet of hazlenut and 1 of the plain variety. This review is about the hazlenut as the others haven't made it out of the pack yet. They come in a long squarish, roundish box! The top of the pack is in the usual Cadbury purple and says Snaps across it. there is a picture of some of the snaps and near the botton of the pack it tells you the variety, they are available in the plain, hazlenut and orange. On opening the box I am faced with a shiny silver foil pack, inside which is a tray with stacks... Read review

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...Personally, ‘Snap Happy’ is my all-time favourite book by Fiona Walker. The heroine, Juno Glenn, is a mixed –up, slightly paranoid, nutty character whose life is a mess. When Juno’s brother goes to New York, he does a flat-swap with Jay Mulligan, a very talented photographer. This leads to Juno and Jay sharing the flat. In contrast to Juno, Jay is tidy, organised and very successful. He is also very secretive about why he’s in London and this leads to Juno making all kinds of crazy assumptions. This book is really funny – you’ll be laughing out loud, it’s just fantastic!... Read review

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