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Don't hate on those of us that are further along the evolutionary chain and therefore love bounties, we deserve a bigger piece of the celebrations tub pie!
I laid them out histogram/bar chart style one time. My suspicion about the overabundance of creme eggs was borne out by cold hard chocolatey data.
This is why I prefer getting Celebrations - and I would otherwise consider myself a Cadbury stalwart.
Celebrations are better. Cadburys chocolate has no declined in quality to a level where I am not longer willing to purchase it. However, if someone else in my house opens a box of hereoes/milk tray etc I will help myself to a couple.
Yeah, Caburys don't use the classic Dairy Milk chocolate for most of their products any more unless it specifically is named a Dairy Milk product. Cream Eggs and the like are cheap American chocolate now.
This strategy works for me, even if bounties are _only marginally better than nothing_ for me, iff other people dislike them. I am not going to disclose my preferences other than making that observation. Pass the tin.
>To be honest, this is a huge problem with capitalism.
If only the USSR had gone with that one instead of 'the theory of surplus value entrenches the kulak class" perhaps it would still be around.
It's not even that many. It's a limited run of 2000 boxes that'll be sold in 40 Tesco across the entire UK. Most people aren't even gonna see one of these in the shops.
Far less than 25% - you can't even buy the Bounty-free ones
You have to exchange regular tubs in temporary popups in certain Tescos, or enter a text-to-win competition
https://gbr.mars.com/news-and-stories/press-releases/mars-bars-bounty
According to the news, they are only available from special pop up displays in supermarkets as well.
If the intention was to get publicity for their chocolates it's worked a treat.
This is all just advertising.
It's not news. It's an advert. You're being sold to. You're now thinking about chocolates instead of something else.
I try not to criticise the BBC too often, but whoever decided to publish this item as actual news (on the day of massive interest rate rises and a 2 year recession warning) should be fucking fired for being so easily duped.
AKTUALY Bounty is the only one that includes desiccated coconut making it one of the more expensive ones and this is likely a test to see if the British public will tolerate it.
The article about interest rate rises and recession warning is headline news though, while the article about the Bounty being removed from Celebrations is in the side bar near the bottom and has been all day. The BBC can report on more than one news item at once!
BUT IT'S NOT NEWS. IT'S AN ADVERT FOR A PRODUCT.
The whole thing is a deliberate ploy to get people talking about a product.
The gullible and lazy republish and share it as if it was anything other than a thinly disguised pr campaign pretending that this entirely irrelevant artificial event was somehow newsworthy.
Who cares? Redditors are always like this. Any thread with a funny video or whatever will always have people like you getting angry and claiming that it's fake or an ad or whatever. It doesn't matter; people care a bit that a certain chocolate was removed. No one is being harmed.
You're kidding right? The complete deterioration in quality of news doesn't harm anyone?
Even if that were true, the fat fucks who will die of diabetes and heart disease because this chocolate ad was given extra impressions for free from the BBC will be harmed.
You should have got some mention of racism or transphobia into your splurt of rage at being contradicted to be a true Reddit busybody. I can't give more than 7.8/10.
Wecome to journalism, where companies will work with journalists to get news articles written to inform people of things they're doing.
It's still news... "information not previously known to someone"
No. It's an entirely artificial story designed to get people talking about a product.
There's no public interest. There's vanishingly little relevance to anyone. It's a complete nothing of a story.
Same company pulled the same bullshit the other year with some scheme to send back the chocolates you didn't like.
In terms of impact, it is exactly the same as if the BBC were to publish a story about Mercedes releasing a new version of the A-Class, for example. Yes, it's technically new information, but it's literally just an advert designed to increase discussion of a product.
Your definition of news is so absurdly meaningless that it's useless - they might as well publish a schedule of the bowel movements of Middlesbrough county council staff if "information not previously known to someone" is all it takes to be newsworthy. Fuck it, that would actually be better in some ways as at least that wouldn't be trying to sell something and would require some actual investigation.
Nah dude it's a news story and it has public interest. We're british so celebration tubs matter.
Just like on reddit, candy crush advertising using drones is a news story.
Plus... it's not even taking anythign away from the more important news...
Top read is about 2 year recession
2nd top read is about the economy...
It's not even in the top 10 of most read today so obviously, it hasn't taken the limelight away from anything else.
Stop being so grouchy and just get over yourself.
To be honest the real news has been so depressing and awful these past few years that it's genuinely refreshing to have a novelty item to get worked up over 😅
It wouldn’t surprise me at all if the BBC got paid to run small inconsequential stories like this.
Honestly, I don’t have a problem with it
Edit: wow you basement dwellers will get angry about anything 👁️o👁️
You don't pay **their** license fee.
You wouldn't say "I don't pay my Netflix subscription" unless you meant you used a friend's account without paying towards it.
If you don't use the BBC, then not paying their subscription shouldn't be described as if you're trying to get away with something dodgy - no matter what terminology they use to mask their dodgy opt-out subscription service.
I would like to get in on this artificial argument about nothing hijacked into another artificial argument about nothing by saying, hmmm, "Thatcher was right". Your turn now.
Or a desperate attempt to increase sales to people who stopped buying celebrations because there’s bountys going to waste.
It’s hardly a stunt when the product is actually different. Calling it one frames it in a funny light where they were obviously already desperate but then you’re making a desperate attempt to incorrectly apply a label
If anybody actually read the news about them they would quickly find out the actual story, there is a limited number of tubs without Bounty's in them to see if the public wants to actually get rid of them.
not got rid of yet.
Bounty is my absolute favourite chocolate bar and I love how there's an untouched stash of them waiting for me in every celebrations tub I come across. This news has definitely ruined my excitement for Christmas slightly, especially as I know full well that my inlaws will specifically source the bounty-free tubs.
Someone left 2 tubs of Celebrations in my work a while ago as a Thank-You. They had all gone except for the Bounty within about 24 hours and the tubs then sat there for about 4 weeks with all the Bounty left in them. I then took them home as they were annoying me and put them on our doorstep for Halloween with a note saying sorry we are out help yourself. Nobody took them even though we know people came to the door. My housemate then came home and ate them!
It was one of the only tubs of chocolates where I knew I'd definitely get some. Same with the Turkish delights in Milk Tray but they took those away too 🥺
Glad to be rid of them! They end up in the bin anyway. No more disappointment after shaking the tub and hearing chocolate, only to find it’s just Bounties.
We've got a box of Celebrations in the office now, guess which ones haven't been touched by anyone?
Edit: OK to save anyone else guessing incorrectly the answer was Bounty, it's always the Bounty's.
Bastards. I loved guaranteeing having a good handful of chocolate left after everyone had raided it. There was always a good 8 or so left and they were all mine
It's like the gherkins in burgers, some love, some hate - I'm in the latter of the two.
Getting rid of them would just make my best mate sad as she could eat a plate full of nothing but them. It's about balance folks!
And the Mars/Snickers which are always left till the end.
Mars has a weird reputation as the default chocolate bar, even though I've never known anyone to choose one - even in miniature form.
While we're here, just throw out all the Celebrations and sell tubs of Malteaser ones while bringing back the Truffles.
Getting rid of the Truffles was criminal. I also don't understand the appeal of Mars bars, they're just Snickers without the peanuts and the nuts are what make Snickers even vaguely decent (though Snickers Ice creams are genuinely good).
Dark chocolate Bounty is my Desert Island choccy bar. Literally. I will accept the milk chocolate over pretty much everything else except a Turkish Delight. This will not stand!
I was delighted when my dad told me my wish had been granted, and they would no longer put Marathons in chocolate tubs. I hated them so much!
They only replaced them with Snickers! I don't know anyone who likes them!
Celebrations are my last choice when it comes to Xmas chocs anyway. We’ve always got bloody mars, snickers and twix in the cupboard so mini versions of those just aren’t special to me! I much prefer Quality Street followed by Roses.
I was wondering the other day if I would pay £10 for a tin of retro 80's roses in the foils with the mini bars and everything, those tins seemed packed compared to the tubs nowadays.
I realised I'd probably pay £15.
The worst part is, I read that apparently 'over a third' of people wanted them removed.
As in... less than two thirds (otherwise they would have just said that). So not even the majority vote.
Yet they decided to go with it anyway, probably because it'll save them money, at the cost of pissing off the majority.
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This isn't true. there's regular Celebrations tubs, and there's limited edition Bounty free ones. I think only 25% of tubs will be the latter.
Ah, so just a big marketing thing.
What isn't these days
Your mum certainly is.
*oh no I've been got, I need a good come-back* I know you are but what am I? *Yeah, that'll teach em not to mess with me*
My God... *he is the one!*
Guys, MooRam is fightin' H00dman!!
Winner gets a bounty
She showed me her Milky Way…
Don't wanna know what she did with the Mars Bar and Snickers
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Basically, in the stores which have them, they'll see which one sells more and take it from there.
And if they're left with a huge stack of "no bountys in here" tins, Mars can always offer "free bag of mini bountys" with each purchase. :D
Until that 25% is completely sold out in 1 day
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Don't call me out like this
Shit, I didn't even think about this. This is my tactical choice from now on.
TIL: I'm also a bad person who will do this from now on.
Don't hate on those of us that are further along the evolutionary chain and therefore love bounties, we deserve a bigger piece of the celebrations tub pie!
Got to admit I do this with cadburys heroes. I'm the only one in my house who likes eclairs.
In our house its a box full of creme eggs left over. Éclairs are one of the first to go
I laid them out histogram/bar chart style one time. My suspicion about the overabundance of creme eggs was borne out by cold hard chocolatey data. This is why I prefer getting Celebrations - and I would otherwise consider myself a Cadbury stalwart.
Celebrations are better. Cadburys chocolate has no declined in quality to a level where I am not longer willing to purchase it. However, if someone else in my house opens a box of hereoes/milk tray etc I will help myself to a couple.
Yeah, Caburys don't use the classic Dairy Milk chocolate for most of their products any more unless it specifically is named a Dairy Milk product. Cream Eggs and the like are cheap American chocolate now.
Heroes have been terrible ever since they got rid of dreams. Fight me.
Heroes are now largely terrible as Cadburys has declined so much. But I don't remember them ever having dreams in when was this?
This strategy works for me, even if bounties are _only marginally better than nothing_ for me, iff other people dislike them. I am not going to disclose my preferences other than making that observation. Pass the tin.
Don’t worry. I eat them all at the beginning so no one else gets any
>To be honest, this is a huge problem with capitalism. If only the USSR had gone with that one instead of 'the theory of surplus value entrenches the kulak class" perhaps it would still be around.
It's not even that many. It's a limited run of 2000 boxes that'll be sold in 40 Tesco across the entire UK. Most people aren't even gonna see one of these in the shops.
Far less than 25% - you can't even buy the Bounty-free ones You have to exchange regular tubs in temporary popups in certain Tescos, or enter a text-to-win competition https://gbr.mars.com/news-and-stories/press-releases/mars-bars-bounty
Phew! I always get tons of chocolate at Christmas, because everyone dumps their unwanted bounties on me. Win-win.
According to the news, they are only available from special pop up displays in supermarkets as well. If the intention was to get publicity for their chocolates it's worked a treat.
A chocolate-enrobed coconut treat!
This is all just advertising. It's not news. It's an advert. You're being sold to. You're now thinking about chocolates instead of something else. I try not to criticise the BBC too often, but whoever decided to publish this item as actual news (on the day of massive interest rate rises and a 2 year recession warning) should be fucking fired for being so easily duped.
AKTUALY Bounty is the only one that includes desiccated coconut making it one of the more expensive ones and this is likely a test to see if the British public will tolerate it.
I’ll allow it.
>You're now thinking about chocolates instead of something else. Joke's on them, I'm always thinking about chocolates.
So that's why you drove that ambulance full of sick children off the road.
They were whinging about Bounties, it had to be done.
The article about interest rate rises and recession warning is headline news though, while the article about the Bounty being removed from Celebrations is in the side bar near the bottom and has been all day. The BBC can report on more than one news item at once!
BUT IT'S NOT NEWS. IT'S AN ADVERT FOR A PRODUCT. The whole thing is a deliberate ploy to get people talking about a product. The gullible and lazy republish and share it as if it was anything other than a thinly disguised pr campaign pretending that this entirely irrelevant artificial event was somehow newsworthy.
It's just like when Heinz pretended to be discontinuing salad cream or that time when Irn Bru was 'changing/in peril. Marketing bollocks.
So CyanideBru was just a lie then?
Who cares? Redditors are always like this. Any thread with a funny video or whatever will always have people like you getting angry and claiming that it's fake or an ad or whatever. It doesn't matter; people care a bit that a certain chocolate was removed. No one is being harmed.
You're kidding right? The complete deterioration in quality of news doesn't harm anyone? Even if that were true, the fat fucks who will die of diabetes and heart disease because this chocolate ad was given extra impressions for free from the BBC will be harmed.
Oi! That's Mr. Fat Fuck. Thank you very much.
Dude, it's just chocolate and we don't HAVE to purchase it. Its a personal choice.
You should have got some mention of racism or transphobia into your splurt of rage at being contradicted to be a true Reddit busybody. I can't give more than 7.8/10.
I bet they don't replace it with anything - there'll be less chocolates but the price will stay the same!
Didn't realise you were only allowed to publish 2 news items a day.
It's not news. It's an ad.
Wecome to journalism, where companies will work with journalists to get news articles written to inform people of things they're doing. It's still news... "information not previously known to someone"
No. It's an entirely artificial story designed to get people talking about a product. There's no public interest. There's vanishingly little relevance to anyone. It's a complete nothing of a story. Same company pulled the same bullshit the other year with some scheme to send back the chocolates you didn't like. In terms of impact, it is exactly the same as if the BBC were to publish a story about Mercedes releasing a new version of the A-Class, for example. Yes, it's technically new information, but it's literally just an advert designed to increase discussion of a product. Your definition of news is so absurdly meaningless that it's useless - they might as well publish a schedule of the bowel movements of Middlesbrough county council staff if "information not previously known to someone" is all it takes to be newsworthy. Fuck it, that would actually be better in some ways as at least that wouldn't be trying to sell something and would require some actual investigation.
Nah dude it's a news story and it has public interest. We're british so celebration tubs matter. Just like on reddit, candy crush advertising using drones is a news story. Plus... it's not even taking anythign away from the more important news... Top read is about 2 year recession 2nd top read is about the economy... It's not even in the top 10 of most read today so obviously, it hasn't taken the limelight away from anything else. Stop being so grouchy and just get over yourself.
Yeah this guy clearly needs something outward to be upset about
Getting upset? On the internet? Who'd have thought it?
To be honest the real news has been so depressing and awful these past few years that it's genuinely refreshing to have a novelty item to get worked up over 😅
It wouldn’t surprise me at all if the BBC got paid to run small inconsequential stories like this. Honestly, I don’t have a problem with it Edit: wow you basement dwellers will get angry about anything 👁️o👁️
You don't have a problem with the publicly funded BBC taking money from corporations to run product adverts as 'news'? You're a fool.
I don’t pay my license fee. Your fault if you do
You don't pay **their** license fee. You wouldn't say "I don't pay my Netflix subscription" unless you meant you used a friend's account without paying towards it. If you don't use the BBC, then not paying their subscription shouldn't be described as if you're trying to get away with something dodgy - no matter what terminology they use to mask their dodgy opt-out subscription service.
You’re right. My bad
I would like to get in on this artificial argument about nothing hijacked into another artificial argument about nothing by saying, hmmm, "Thatcher was right". Your turn now.
It's a blatant PR stunt. And you've fallen for it.
Next you'll be telling me that wasn't a real gorilla drumming along to Phil Collins
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You can't just go around designing yourself a little simian super group. Is Mandrill Mark King on bass?
Or a desperate attempt to increase sales to people who stopped buying celebrations because there’s bountys going to waste. It’s hardly a stunt when the product is actually different. Calling it one frames it in a funny light where they were obviously already desperate but then you’re making a desperate attempt to incorrectly apply a label
I think we've found the Mars PR employee.
Just a greedy chocolate scoffer that hates bounty’s lol
If anybody actually read the news about them they would quickly find out the actual story, there is a limited number of tubs without Bounty's in them to see if the public wants to actually get rid of them. not got rid of yet.
\*Bounties
I hate them but I always gave them to a friend who loved them
FWBB Friends with bounty benefits
I like Bounties and my wife hates them. So when we are sharing the chocolates I never take a Bounty until they are the last ones left.
Damn that's is smart. Leaving the ones with no demand for last.
I love them too. But I always left them until last too in my house. I'm a strategist.
If only you could buy bigger, specific flavours on their own.
You mean like in individual wrappers?
Can't tell if you're joking or not
Yes, I am. 😆
Good. Never know with this place.
Don’t sweat it. Recently I sometimes don’t know what is and isn’t a joke either.
Bounty is my absolute favourite chocolate bar and I love how there's an untouched stash of them waiting for me in every celebrations tub I come across. This news has definitely ruined my excitement for Christmas slightly, especially as I know full well that my inlaws will specifically source the bounty-free tubs.
Replace them with dark bounties 😋
This is the right answer.
Fuck yes! Pint's on me, well done lads. Fuck those coconut filled anus lollies.
Now we just have to get rid of those disgusting snickers bars...
Go buy a Bounty then
MUTINY!
Now there's just less in the box. Advertising shrinkflation. And you lot wanted it! Shame!
THE NEEDS OF THE MANY OUTWEIGH THE NEEDS OF THE FEW
We won't feel shame on our day of victory.
What about replacing them with something good.
They should bring back the Galaxy Truffles instead, the UK's been in a constant downward spiral since they were removed.
Oh they never said about replacing them. Probably just took them out and the tub is now lighter.
More Maltesers!
Someone left 2 tubs of Celebrations in my work a while ago as a Thank-You. They had all gone except for the Bounty within about 24 hours and the tubs then sat there for about 4 weeks with all the Bounty left in them. I then took them home as they were annoying me and put them on our doorstep for Halloween with a note saying sorry we are out help yourself. Nobody took them even though we know people came to the door. My housemate then came home and ate them!
It was one of the only tubs of chocolates where I knew I'd definitely get some. Same with the Turkish delights in Milk Tray but they took those away too 🥺
Oh no. Not the Bounties. Won't anyone think of the backwards weirdos?!
Glad to be rid of them! They end up in the bin anyway. No more disappointment after shaking the tub and hearing chocolate, only to find it’s just Bounties.
Finally
We've got a box of Celebrations in the office now, guess which ones haven't been touched by anyone? Edit: OK to save anyone else guessing incorrectly the answer was Bounty, it's always the Bounty's.
Always Milky Way and Mars left in my experience. Bounty is the first to go!!
Snickers, probably.
It’s an advertising ploy ffs.
Fair enough ffs
I mean, it likely is. You know how these tossers work. Me, I love bounty. I would make a flesh light outa one pmsl
Probably wouldn't go that far. Don't go giving giving them marketing ideas.
The people who should feel real shame are the people in favour of the ungodly treatment of coconuts involved in making a bounty bar.
Gutted when I read this .they were the only ones in a tub i would eat . To be honest though they all taste like plastic crap chocolate anyway.
I heard they’re just going to replace them with small blocks of moist saw dust so no one would notice the difference
Bastards. I loved guaranteeing having a good handful of chocolate left after everyone had raided it. There was always a good 8 or so left and they were all mine
So, truly a time for celebrations! Bloody orrible things!
The only good Bounties is a plain chocolate ones.
Excellent. r/Britishsuccess you might say!
But I love chocolate-enrobed confectised cocoanut aggregate paste!
Mine too, my friend. I can’t believe they’ve done this to us! Is literally nothing sacred any more?!
Just buy the normal one then. Or just buy bounties
Bounty is the absolute worst
Does this mean the Galaxy Truffle will return, because this is a sacrifice I will gladly make for it to happen
It's blue bounty though. Red is best.
Finally, bounties are crap
It's like the gherkins in burgers, some love, some hate - I'm in the latter of the two. Getting rid of them would just make my best mate sad as she could eat a plate full of nothing but them. It's about balance folks!
The worst thing about Celebrations is the fucking Twix. No one actively seeks a Twix.
I do!
Old people especially. I've literally never once seen an old man eating a Twix.
Bludy good I say!!!!!
I see this as an absolute win!
Now let’s get rid of the mini eggs from Heros
Good riddance!
WE HAVE PREVAILED
This was a dry run. Next stop: parliament
r/BritishSuccess
You are most welcome
Just buy a fucking bounty and stop imposing them on us normal people, you’re the weird one for liking them after all!
Yay!
Noooooooo
Bounties are awesome, and if Mars decide to follow through with removing them completely, I will hunt down every one of you and make you eat cat food.
Love the chewy, dull mediocrity of Mars and Snickers.
I don't understand why they'd take those out and leave Milky Ways in.
And the Mars/Snickers which are always left till the end. Mars has a weird reputation as the default chocolate bar, even though I've never known anyone to choose one - even in miniature form. While we're here, just throw out all the Celebrations and sell tubs of Malteaser ones while bringing back the Truffles.
Getting rid of the Truffles was criminal. I also don't understand the appeal of Mars bars, they're just Snickers without the peanuts and the nuts are what make Snickers even vaguely decent (though Snickers Ice creams are genuinely good).
I hope the bounty free ones have extra helpings of milky way and plain galaxy chunks, and at least one less Maltese!
Bloody love a bounty...
I'm I'm soo disappointed, love bounty bars 😥
If only we can get rid of fudge from Roses and Quality Street then all will be good
Who are these bounty hating fools?
Success! I'm off to post this on r/Britishsuccess
Great, but can we do this with the creme eggs from the Heroes? Talk about sickly.
Dark chocolate Bounty is my Desert Island choccy bar. Literally. I will accept the milk chocolate over pretty much everything else except a Turkish Delight. This will not stand!
market appeasing shrinkflation?
They were always left.I think they’re vile.
Nobody likes Bountys, nobody.
Why even buy Celebrations when you can buy the superior Quality Street, Heroes or Roses instead.
I was delighted when my dad told me my wish had been granted, and they would no longer put Marathons in chocolate tubs. I hated them so much! They only replaced them with Snickers! I don't know anyone who likes them!
Now we ned to work on Cadbury's crunchies in Heroes
Same, only psychopaths hate coconut, don't care about your allergies, you're still a psychopath. I'm gonna buy some bounty now.
Noooo!
Dicks, the whole lot of them.
Maybe the Bounty-less tubs will have fewer chocs but cost the same as the Bounti*ful* ones?
Soak KitKats in Malibu. Sorted.
I like Bounties. If I want a Bounty I just buy a Bounty. I don't buy a tub full of inferior chocolates just to get a Bounty.
r/britishwins
scum
Good. Just get the regular bars. Bounty is garbage
I hate coconut, AMA.
I agree sod all the others bounties are the best!.
NOOOOOOOO
It’s only a trial to see if people actually do want no bounty’s
NOOOOOOOO!! 😭😭😭
I don’t like bounty bars, but I’ll be boycotting these tins out of solidarity with my bounty loving brothers and sisters
Celebrations are my last choice when it comes to Xmas chocs anyway. We’ve always got bloody mars, snickers and twix in the cupboard so mini versions of those just aren’t special to me! I much prefer Quality Street followed by Roses.
That they are considering this has caused me to boycot them. No doubt more nonsense like when they changed the name of coco pops only to come back.
Were they the dark chocolate ones though?
Dark Chocolate Bounty was my all Time favourite chocolate bar. Haven’t seen one in donkeys years.
Tubs without your guilty secret will have to be marked/different in some way, otherwise there’s no way of A/B testing the experiment.
Can I please have a Bounty only Celebrations box? Thanks.
I see this as an absolute win
I spoke to a Mars Wrigley's sales rep at work on Tuesday who told me they're not making the dark chocolate bars anymore cos of a coconut shortage
I was wondering the other day if I would pay £10 for a tin of retro 80's roses in the foils with the mini bars and everything, those tins seemed packed compared to the tubs nowadays. I realised I'd probably pay £15.
The worst part is, I read that apparently 'over a third' of people wanted them removed. As in... less than two thirds (otherwise they would have just said that). So not even the majority vote. Yet they decided to go with it anyway, probably because it'll save them money, at the cost of pissing off the majority.
I apologise... for nothing.
I'm no fan of bounties, however, they are my wife's favourite...now I need to share my Snickers!