Another Party - Winifred Atwell

Advantages: The biscuit of my, and now my childrens youth.
Disadvantages: All the same colour in a pot.

...My kids, like myself, have always been a fan of the biscuits ?Party rings?, these were an integral part of my childhood with my children always gravitating towards the brightly coloured packaging when asked to pick what they want for their biscuit tin. Upon a recent trip I spotted the newest incarnation in this brand the ?party ring pot?, I came to the conclusion (very quickly!), that these would indeed be ideal for my children?s school lunch boxes, so I promptly threw them into my trolley. There is no mistaking this for any other product, with the same colourful and eye catching pictures and information on the top of the pots. The plastic tray is segmented into 6 perforated tubs, each tub containing 4 party ring biscuits, these makes them preferable to the chocolate bars my kids normally take, as you may gather they do not... Read review

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Advantages: Fun to play with a couple
Disadvantages: bad graphics and game play

...Game Party Wii... Game Party is a game for the Wii computer console. It is one disc containing seven different skill games. Because it is a game for the Wii, it is far more interactive than playing on other computer consoles. It costs around £19.99 pence when bought new but I expect can be found a lot cheaper second hand or even new but bought from an online store. This is one of a few games that I was included in the Wii console package. The main reason I chose this as one of the games that were included was because of its brilliant multiplayer ability. The games that are on the disc are all games that you would play alongside other people. The games are: Darts, Table Hockey, Skill Ball, Hoop Shoot, Ping Cup, Shuffle Board and Trivia. The game is described on the back of the box as "The Ultimate Party Experience". This did... Read review

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Advantages: Really colourful, attractive, sweet and nice textured
Disadvantages: Most of them taste the same - just general icing sweetness

...Fox's party rings are something that I remember as a late edition to my childhood so I was quite surprised to research that they actually came into the market in 1983 (I'm a 1990's child). Party rings are aimed at children but I enjoy them just as much, as I am sure, do adults. The current ones seem smaller than what I remember I maybe it's because I was smaller the last time I had them. As they were 50p for a 125g pack in Asda, plus, I haven't had them in years, I grabbed a pack to sample. In hindsight. they are simply little round biscuits measuring at a 4.5 by 4.5cm circle with a smaller hole in the middle, (enough to fit your little finger through) and topped with a hard shiny icing. However, they are so much more! They are so colourful and attractive! None of the biscuits contain artificial colours or preservatives... Read review

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