Nobby's Nuts Sweet Chilli, 40 g (Pack of 20)

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They have less salt per 100g than most other brands which means that you can taste the nuts more than the salt . These nuts are flavoured in sweet chilli flavour with the perfect amount of kick to get your taste buds going.

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Slip them into your gym bag for a post work-out snack or toss into your packed lunch for a tasty afternoon treat. Had a nice kick that wasn't too hot for me and I'm fairly sensitive (medium curries are Russian roulette). While we have taken care in preparing this summary and believe it is accurate, it is not a substitute for your reading the product packaging and label prior to use. If this does happen, and you receive the incorrect goods, British Hypermarket will provide a refund for the cost of the goods. Exchange rates differ per payment provider and British Hypermarket has no control over payment provider exchange rates.You must also sign for the package damaged if you feel the goods have been damaged or tampered with.

If there is any doubt in your mind about the accuracy of the data contained on this page, please ensure you check the product packaging before serving and contact us immediately. British advertising featured musician Noddy Holder, of rock band Slade, frustrated that pub-goers misheard the brand name for himself. We’ve been nibbling on Nobby’s Nuts since the 50’s, when one-man-band Max ‘Nobby’ Noblet started manufacturing and selling nuts in the land down under. As a result, Poundland is not liable for any inaccurate or incorrect product information displayed on this site.We also offer retail jars of sweets and boxes of bars of chocolate including all the Great British chocolates found in the UK, Cadbury and Nestle. We therefore strongly recommend that you always read the actual product label from the product you have purchased, before using or consuming such product. It began to be advertised on Australian television in the 1980s, using a combination of real-life and animated scenes.