Quality Street pick ‘n’ mix is back at John Lewis with new flavour

Quality Street pick ‘n’ mix is back at John Lewis – with limited edition flavour (Image: INSTAGRAM • QUALITY STREET)Nothing quite says a family Christmas than everyone digging into a tin of sweets, trying to find the ones they like. Now, no one needs to fall out over who had the last Purple One because Customised Quality Street is back for Christmas 2022 at John Lewis, and that means filling up a 1.2kg tin with all the sweets you do like. According to John Lewis, for 86 years, Quality Street® has been one of the nation’s favourites at Christmas, and with its sparkling mix of colours, shapes and delicious flavours, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Across 18 UK stores, Quality Street® pick and mix stations are back, meaning enjoying everyone’s favourites has never been easier.READ MORE: Supermarket food prices soar with tea now costing 46% more – full listCustomers can choose at least three varieties of sweets to add to a tin – they can also personalise the tin with a name of their choice (up to nine characters). For My John Lewis members, they can ‘pick and don’t mix’ by filling your tin with just one flavour. And for anyone who is not new to this concept, they can bring a tin from a previous year and simply refill it. Note: Quality Street® pick and mix is not available online.DON’T MISS…Kate Middleton, Carole & Pippa’s relationship symbolised with necklace [STYLE]Hair expert shares four hairstyles that ‘look great on mature women’ [COMMENT]Houseplants that remove mould and condensation from your home [EXPERT] This year, the Honeycomb Crunch has been introduced (Image: INSTAGRAM • QUALITY STREET)”Best of all, you can tailor the contents precisely to your liking, whether that means nothing but purple ones, a tin full of the new honeycomb crunches, or a feast of fruit crèmes.”Chocolate lovers have been rejoicing on social media. @laurajkirwan said: ‘All strawberry cremes please!’ Whereas @cottamlara_xoxo prefers another flavour: ‘omg!!! I want this with just orange.’ @Sian_massage_may wrote: ‘A box of green triangles please.’ @trees_kelly remarked: ‘Imagine a full tub of purple ones.’