Advantages: Everything, Excellent, Brilliant - They best you can buy
Disadvantages: The price is a bit out of some people range

...Snap on has been producing top quality hand tools now since 1920 in the USA. Johnson and Seideman created a set of 10 sockets that would "snap on" to five different handles. The idea that "Five Do the Work of Fifty" revolutionized the industry and in 1920, the Snap-on Wrench Company was born. Even at this early stage, the sales reps went direct to the customer's place of work in the same way that they still do today. To this day, snap on has continued to grow in to the world leader in hand tools that they currently are today. They now have a product range of over 19,000 tools. The research at snap on never stops, and they have now produced the world's smoothest ratchet, which requires minimal movement, excellent for using in areas with little space. Most people will agree, that after nearly 90 years of business for snap on... Read review

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Advantages: nice tasting
Disadvantages: not enough in a pack

...The Review......................... Cadbury Snaps are a fairly new creation by the company and something that I find really irresistible. These Honeycomb Snaps are the latest addition to the new range and they are released along side the Coconut variety. There are six different types of Snaps that are available and other flavours in the range are, milk chocolate, Hazelnut, Mint and Orange. On the Cadbury website, these Snaps are described as "Delicious thin curves of Cadbury milk chocolate with tiny cereal pieces and that extra crunch is given with the added ingredient of Honeycomb." You can find information on Cadburys snaps at: http://www.cadbury.co.uk/EN/CTB2003/aboutchocolate/brandstories/cadburysnaps.htm I bought these Snaps in a special offer at my local Spar shop and it was two packets (different varieties... Read review

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Advantages: Tasty, very very tasty
Disadvantages: if you eat lots you get fat

...Cadbury makers one of the most acceptable chocolates Lots of people prefer Cadbury chocolate to any other. Now in my day my dear we did not get much variety in the chocolate products but in modern times its amazing how many different kinds of chocolate there are. I was treated to a tube of Cadbury snaps this week the honeycomb one. These snaps are quite new on the market first launched 2004 to help celebrate Cadburys centenary. New flavoured snap chocolates have been added to the originals so now there are 6 flavours milk chocolate, mint, orange, hazelnut coconut and honeycomb. One of the newer flavours launched last year is the honeycomb variety that I am reviewing. Packaging A tall box not quite cylindrical, Honey comb flavour is purple other flavours coloured appropriately. Easy to open flap at the top. There is an inner foil... Read review

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Advantages: they're made of chocolate, they smell and taste gorgeous
Disadvantages: they're tiny

...cereal pieces for added crunch. Cadbury also reckon that they’re light and moreish and perfect for sharing. Apparently the clever people at Cadbury invented Snaps for us consumers who wanted nibbles, but not those of the savoury kind. The opportunity to introduce a chocolate product for sharing was behind the launch of this product, the campaign which apparently included 1.2 million ‘door-drops’ to known chocolate consumers (how do they know that? and why didn’t I get one?) these door-drops even included money off vouchers and a competition to win a hot air balloon ride! They can be found in the confectionary isle everywhere at the moment. I spotted these in Asda at £1.75 a box (136g) – they also retail for the same price in Sainsbury and Tesco) and there are 3 different flavours available – Milk... Read review

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Advantages: Small, versatile, multi-functional, high-quality, user friendly, simple.
Disadvantages: Video and picture quality, menu format, complicated to connect to PC.

...The Panasonic D-Snap SV-AS3 is an MP3 player, a digital camera and a digital video camera. It has a compact, smooth and simple design with five buttons on the back and two on the side. The tracker ball on the back provides quick and easy access in the menu and makes the D-Snap very durable. It has no moving parts and so can stand a little rough handling. The pictures are of medium quality, if viwed on the relatively large screen they are perfectly visable but when enlarged to a computer monitor size they become quite pixelated. The video quality is much the same and I recommend only viewing the videos on the D-Snap screen. The menu leaves much to be desired, although simple and quite user-friendly it lacks style. A major drawback is that the music lists cannot be edited on the D-Snap nor can they be accessed while music is playing... Read review

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Advantages: Entertaining for the whole family.
Disadvantages: A little pricey.

...The product I will now review is my son's newest game "electronic snap", which is my son's new favourite! I will start by saying if it wasn't for the fact that his birthday is so soon after Christmas he may never have received this game. (he has so much for Christmas that there isn't much else he needs for his birthday, so I am usually out of ideas by then!!).This game practically jumped from the shelves as I walked past it in my local toys r us! ~~~~~~ THE GAME ~~~~~~ In the set you get a pack of picture snap cards, all featuring pictures of the stars of the "hit entertainment group". For anyone not familiar with the afore mentioned characters they include…….. Bob the builder, Thomas the tank engine, Angelina ballerina, Pingu etc….. see you do know them after all!! In the set you also get four different snap sticks... Read review

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Advantages: Comes in a tin
Disadvantages: Boys may not like playing with this version

...The little one has come to the age where her attention span is more than 5 minutes so we have started to play board and card games with her. One of the presents in her stocking from Santa this Christmas was Fairy snap from the ELC. It cost £4 but with my voucher at the time I got mine for £3.20. You might think this is a bit expensive compared to other snaps sets out there but I think it was worth paying the extra for this version of snap. The cards come in a tin instead of a card board box; this means the container is less likely to get damaged so the cards are less likely to get damaged or lost. How to play snap is printed on the back of the tin so you can never lose them. You get 48 cards, 4 of each fairy, each card is about 3 inches by 3 inches. On each card there is a picture of a fairy with her name printed on each edge... Read review

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Advantages: ITS CHOCOLATE!!!!!
Disadvantages: Watch which way you open them.....

...Cadburys have brought out two new flavours of SNAPS and purely in the interest of research I am going to force myself to try one of them. (A dirty job but someone's got to do it.) This one is Honeycomb flavour and described as thin, light and crispy chocolate curves. The box, which is 11" in height, has the Cadbury logo on the top in the traditional Cadbury colour purple. This caused an argument, as someone else thought it was blue, but its not its purple. A third of the way down the box is SNAPS in white writing in a darker purple oval. The rest of the box is bright yellow, no argument there, its YELLOW. The carton is oval shaped with flat sides and a push and lift top. On the reverse of the carton is the usual information...136g average contents 40 curves...YUM (mental note must remain calm). Also, there is some nutritional... Read review

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Advantages: Great taste
Disadvantages: Stupidly more ish

...the ass off of theirs. Twice. Happy days. So, now I'm home and I actually need to decide which item of love and joy I am actually going to review. Hmmm. This is even harder than deciding what I wanted to eat first. Ok! Decision made. I think…yes. For sure. OH GOD THE PRESSURE!!! Ahem…Cadbury snaps it is then! What the hell are they?? If you haven't had these…I'm not sure I want to be your friend. These are possibly the best thing since after eights. And they rock. Cadbury being wise to the world of chocolate have made these suckers in 4 flavours. Caramel, Mint, Orange and (shock, horror) Plain chocolate. If, like me, you are sensible…hmm…you will choose the Mint Snaps. Before I had these I got quite worried. I'd heard people describe these as "chocolate crisps" which, frankly gives a horrible image to those who, like me... Read review

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Advantages: Taste great, moreish
Disadvantages: expensive, not many in packet

...I love chocolate, I can't get enough! I have tried Cadbury Snaps before and they are nice. I also love crunchies so a mixture of the two seemed intreguing!! PRICE --------- I got these from Tesco and paid £1.75 for a 136g pack. I think this is very expensive for the size of them. You can also get milk chocolate, orange, mint and coconut flavours SIZE ------ You get 40 snaps which are about 1 inch by 0.5 inch wide and about 2mm thick. They are curvey like Pringles although smaller. PACKET ----------- The pack is a long cardboard tube, almost a rectangle shape. it is about 40cm long. The colours of the packet go from honeycomb yellow at the bottom to Cadburys purple at the top with pictures of the chocolates on the front. Unfortunately the top of the packet does not refasten well when it is opened so if you want to have... Read review

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