White Chocolate Orange. HELP!

[boyse7en]

My daughter can't eat milk or plain chocolate, so since she was born, Santa has been bringing her a Terry's White Chocolate Orange for xmas morning.

This year I'm struggling, like properly struggling, to get one. Have they been discontinued for some reason?
Has anyone seen any on a shop shelf anywhere?

This could be the thing that kills Santa!

[marshalla]

Discontinued 2 years ago as far as I can find out. Sorry.

[Polarbob]

http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/chocolate/terrys-chocolate...

[jep]

Polarbob said:

http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/chocolate/terrys-chocolate...

Both products on that link are out of stock, tying in with the discontinued observation previously.

[KungFuPanda]

How about a massive white toblerone as an alternative??

[Moulder]

Smaller whiter version of this?

http://www.pimpthatsnack.com/project/giant-chocola...

[wijit]

There people do a type of chocolate with white chocolate, orange flavoured. Not quite a chocolate orange but you could always get a few?
http://www.kennedyschocolates.co.uk/products/varie...

[jet_noise]

what's in the milk or plain choc that isn't in the white that causes your daughter trouble?

regards,
Jet

[boyse7en]

marshalla said:

Discontinued 2 years ago as far as I can find out. Sorry.

Noooo!
Disaster!


Okay.
Now just to construct a decent story about why Santa can't bring Chocolate oranges this year.

It sounds a bit stupid, but its one of the highlights of christmas for the kids. It's always the first thing they open!

[TIGA84]

jet_noise said:

what's in the milk or plain choc that isn't in the white that causes your daughter trouble?

regards,
Jet

Chocolate probably.

White isn't actually chocolate at all IIRC.

[marshalla]

TIGA84 said:

Chocolate probably.

White isn't actually chocolate at all IIRC.

White chocolate is pure cocoa butter (+ some dairy and sugar usually) without any of the cocoa solids.

[TIGA84]

marshalla said:

White chocolate is pure cocoa butter (+ some dairy and sugar usually) without any of the cocoa solids.

So does that constitute it as chocolate, not having any of the solids?