As of July 2018, carbonated drinks are a major asset to convenience retailers. They are worth an estimated £862m every year and here in the UK, it is the likes of Coca Cola and Pepsi that consume a large chunk of the market. Despite this, many of the global favourites are brands that you’ll probably have never heard of, crafted using ingredients that you wouldn’t cast a second glance towards. Without further ado, here are some of the most popular soft drinks from all over the world…
Last week’s ‘Featured Friday’ post shows just how many chocolate bars us Brits are able to indulge in whenever we like. That’s great, but no amount of Snickers’, Galaxies’ or Twirl’s can make up for the bars that are sadly no longer with us. This week’s ‘Thursday Throwback’ takes a tasty trip down memory lane to revisit eight classic chocolate bars that have been discontinued. Tissues at the ready please…
I’ll never forget heading into the newsagent after school and spending about 15p on one of these! Freddo’s classic grizzly cousin added caramel to delicious Cadbury milk chocolate and the only downside to Taz was how small they were! At least we can be thankful that Cadbury had the decency to replace Taz with the caramel Freddo.
We regularly add new products to our range for both our snack machines and Micro Markets. Coinadrink are committed to providing a diverse range for our customers, such is the importance of quality workplace refreshments throughout the day. Now, we are pleased to announce that the white KitKat Chunky is now available. Have you spotted it yet?
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Everybody likes to snack on goodies during the working day, yet that irresistible chocolate bar or packet of crisps may have you feeling guilty come the end. In all honesty, the words ‘snacking’ and ‘guilt’ often pair hand in hand and a new company has arrived fresh on the scene to change that perception. Whitworths provide a wide range of great tasting snacks to suit all taste buds. The best bit? Each and every option available is less than 100 calories?
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