Dairyfine Luxury Mini Chocolate

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[goldencup]

In my local shopping centre a large shop has recently become avaliable. Me and mum were getting excited saying it could be a big Next, Ravel, H&M or even a Matalan. But no, its none of those. Its going to be an Aldi

Our vacant shop became a TJ Hughes. Nothing chocolatey in there

Au contraire!  Our TJ's sells quite a lot of choc

[smurfboy]

Aldi chilled cabinet produce is of a very high standard, so my alter ego informs me.

So is Lidl's. Anyone who thinks they sell cheap rubbish is misinformed or prejudiced.

Some Lidl stuff is really good. I got some fresh filled pasta from Aldi's chiller cabinet so I'll be able to let you know if BK's alter ego is correct.

[chocolate chick]

In my local shopping centre a large shop has recently become avaliable. Me and mum were getting excited saying it could be a big Next, Ravel, H&M or even a Matalan. But no, its none of those. Its going to be an Aldi

But CC Aldi is hilarious! It's great fun to try and guess what the fake brands are supposed to be. As mentioned Dairyfine is fake Dairy Milk, and I spotted some very realistic looking fake Jaffa Cakes and Twixes. I also bought a bottle of Austins (fake Pimms).

I will go in there when it opens then.

[Cherry_Ripe]

Our vacant shop became a TJ Hughes. Nothing chocolatey in there

Au contraire!  Our TJ's sells quite a lot of choc

Ours just had Haribo sweets. But it only just opened, maybe the chocolate will be stocked soon.

[kevvosa]

The one in Newcastle sells chocolate. 

[loulou]

kevvosa do you live in Newcastle?

[oldspice]

I have never heard of T J Hughes

[smurfboy]

A bit like a cross between Wilkinson and TK Maxx but not as good.

Aren't they the Irish Littlewoods (shops)?

[smurfboy]

Really? In which case why does the name exist over here?

[loulou]

Apparently the one in Newcastle sells BHS things.

[kevvosa]

kevvosa do you live in Newcastle?

Not at the moment but I will be moving there soon.

[loulou]

for work?

Really? In which case why does the name exist over here?

Well.......you know what mums are like............

I see their website makes no mention of an Irish origin however.

http://www.tjhughes.co.uk//mall/infopageviewer.cfm/TJHughes/ AboutUs

"

With Headquarters in Liverpool, TJHughes first started trading in 1912. The company floated on the Stock Exchange in l992, and was acquired by JJB Sports in April 2002. PPM Capital (Formally PPM Venture) and Bank of Scotland backed a management buy out in November 2003. Robin Dickie took the helm as Chief Executive in September 2004. Robin Dickie is ex Barclays (Managing Director), and WHSmith. He has restructured the senior management team bringing in new Directors. Cath Norgate, Trading Director (ex Woolworths and the Burton Group), Fergus Patterson, Stores Director (ex Barclays, WHSmith and the Burton Group), Muriel Stirling, Marketing Director (WHSmith, IMP, Whitbread and Gillette), Clare Quinn, HR Director (ex Royal Doulton and Matalan). They join with Richard Foggin, Property Director and Chris McKeown Logistics Director to make up the new Management Executive. Paul Gilbert has recently taken up the position of Financial Director. Paul was most recently at NCP, Gus, Littlewoods and qualified as a Chartered Accountant with Arthur Andersens..

Today, TJ Hughes trades from 1.3 million square feet of retail space with 44 department stores nationwide. The stores are located across the UK from Eastbourne in the South to Dundee in the North."