Mikado Milk Chocolate 39g box x 24 boxes

Gets a 1 star review due to the fact that when opened, the individual packets state a 55p rrp. The cost per packet within this box of 24 equates to 74.9p. A near on 50% mark up, absolute rip off!

Delicious and based on the price of an individual packet in the UK (if you can even find them) this is worth it.Very long best before date. 5-6months. I'd like to think they'd last that long.One has been demolished as I write this.Just not much more to say. Mikado, tasty as ever

I assumed that I was buying the full size packs, I should have read how many grams they were per unit, the picture of the pack displayed in the advert is misleading.Not at all good value for money considering rrp is £ 0.60p per pack so if bought individually would only cost £14.40I thought the whole purpose of bulk buying was to save money!Very disappointing for size & value.

Not good value... has a recommended retail price of .60p on boxes but I've been charged .73p per box .... poor show amazon!

Welcome to Flavourtown, population: you.But seriously, all you need to know is that this candy (also known as Pockey) is just some very thin biscuit sticks dipped in some delectable milk chocolate and packaged in foil to keep it cool and fresh.It doesn't have some complicated secret recipie or hidden twist, it's just (dry) spaghetti shaped biscuits smothered in lovely smooth chocolate, it's that simple yet thats what makes it simply so tasty.

The smaller box is much better as a snack and i like the biscuit to chocolate ration. Will buy again.

Bought this for a hedgehog cake as I was going to need lots, they are wrapped in 30g boxes so that took a while, but only a few of them were broken and we ended up having many boxes left over.

Anime fans will be familiar with these.What I can add is that they taste better than Pocky (do realise it's a matter of taste though).I had Pockys and found them rather bland.Now, this might have to do with the taste developed in East Asia, where maybe they don't need as much sugar to be able to enjoy something declared as 'sweets'.In my case however, I found Mikado a tastier choice.~moe