With the long weekend just around the corner (yay!), this week we thought we’d offer you a little retro gift that would make the perfect Easter treat!
One of the newest items over at chewbz.com, we’ve become a little obsessed with these since they arrived at our retro sweet warehouse.
Yep, this week you could WIN one of these adorable Sweet Shop Selection Boxes! How cool are these?!
Each one comes stuffed with a Sherbet Fountain, Dip Dab, Flump, Black Jacks and Fruit Salads, Dolly Mixtures plus loads more. The best thing about these though, is that they also contain paper money, coins and even a paper debit card!
So you could set up shop at your desk and sell to your sweetest colleagues, or put a sugary smile on the whole family’s face this Easter.
Fancy getting your sticky fingers on one of these?
To be in with the chance of winning, leave a comment on this post and let us know what you would do with your little sweet shop. Would you set up shop or give one away as an extra sweet Easter treat?
The competition will close at 9am next Monday, the 2nd April. Our favourite comment wins (as voted by Chewz HQ).
Best of luck retro sweet fans!
***WINNERS***
Wow, all your comments were great this week!
Each one made us smile loads and loads
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We finally managed to choose two winners though, and our absolute favourite comments came from…
Sarah-Jane Laycock and Jade.
Congratulations guys, both your mini sweetshop’s were sent with our Postie yesterday. Enjoy setting up shop!

i would give it to my neice as she loves to play shop and she loves sweets but im sure she will charge us all real money to get any of the sweets lol:-) great giveaway
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my niece would be over the moon if i won this for her. She is always pretending to be a shop keeper and she usually clears out her mums food cupboard to stock up her pop up shop in the living room. I have to go round buying baked beans and potatoes and squashed loaves of bread off of her, until her mum decides she needs the food back in time for tea
. the sweet shop would be a lot more fun though x
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I think if I won I’d put it in a giveaway on my blog – I know I have a lot of fans who are massive sweetie addicts just like me
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I would set up shop in my living room and play with my grandchildren…..but they would have to take turns in being the customers as I would want a chance to have some
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i would set up shop on my birthday and share them out if no one bought some and give some away to my good friends x
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Sad as it may sound, I’d actually set up shop and make my hubby be the customer! I always wanted a toy sweet shop as a kid, but mum always felt they were a waste of money so i had to make do with using old cereal boxes etc to play shop with (not a sweetie in sight)! I’ll be 40 later this you, so give me a chance to be a big kid again, before I hit another of those milestones at which everyone expects you to have ‘grown up’ – not that that will ever happen!!!
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I have family staying with me for the Easter holidays! We could all go nuts after giving it all up for Lent!
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I would give it the Scottish Spina Bifida Association’s family support centre in Cumbernauld. I’m an adult user of the charity, but I’m sure the kiddies would like playing with it.
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As I’m 30 on 1st if I would win these yummy box of retro sweets I would share them with my children and treat them to the original classic from my childhood !
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When I was little I used to sit at a bench in the garden and sell
sweets to my family. Dolly Mixtures etc… These are the
Expensive sweets that they don’t sell at the shop at the top of the road. My mum hardly ever
Eats sweets and she loves dolly mixtures so I think
that huge bag would do her good!
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Well I think if I won this amazing little shop I would have to keep it and then on easter sunday I would open the shop and give the money to my kids n hubby and let themcome and buy their favourite sweeties. Of course perks of the job would be that I could have a taster aswell.
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My son would love this so much. He’s just come down with chicken pox but by the time he receives these he’ll be well enough to eat them!
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I would give it to my sons pre school this is his last term there before he starts primary school and I know the kiddies would love a treat
Chewbz the kiddies would love this. To play shop keepers would be fab and a sweet treat or two would keep the kiddies smiling
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ITS MINE!! ALL MINE!!! Hehe
ofcourse id share the sweeties with the family…..what better way to say I love u and happy easter than to sit around the table with a big box of old skool sweets and remember the good old ays when sweets use to be proper sweets!! Its all about showing the kids what they missed out on by sharing the old skool sweeties!! ;p
Good old fashioned trip down confectionary lane….Happy Easter People!!
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its my eldest son Brandons 9th birthday on fri 30th and the retro sweet shop would make his day!
im thinking i could educate him on sweets of my childhood!!!
( yum yum !)
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I would give it to my twin boys as they love playing shop, and it would give them a good lesson in sharing, but on the understanding I will be the customer :-@
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Massive memories of the sweets that I enjoyed as a child. These would make a brilliant alternative to chocolate at Easter. my kids would love them and, if I am honest, mum would really love to receive this gift too
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i would give them away to the kids maybe keep some for myself
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I would give the sweet shop to my sister as it reminds me of our times together as children , when we would spend our pocket money on sweets . So nostalgic !
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i would actually set up shop and have my five children and two step children as my customers!! we always love to role play but with the sweet shop we would have extra tasty fun! i used to have a little sweet shop that was in the style of pete beales fruit stall from eastenders when i was about 8 or 9 talking 20 years ago lol but i loved it!!
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