M&S Milk, Dark and White Milk Chocolate Selection - 10.58oz

4 months expired. Purchased this in February 2026 for Valentine’s Day. The best by date was October 2025.

Purchased on Feb 3rd, best by Jan 13 :(

Shipped products that is already expired best before date.

I really wish I would have scanned this to read the reviews they are all indeed expired and are still being sold! DO NOT PURCHASE!

Expired ordered on Dec 27,2025

As a Brit in the US I look forward to Target having M&S products at Christmas... not this year tho. These chocolates expired 4 months ago.

Ordered this item in November to save for the holiday. Only to pull it out on Christmas Eve and find it expired in September. Thanks for nothing.

Eek package that arrived had expired in October

Ordered these several times for gifts. Saved a box for ourselves…bought last week, expired in September!

I wasn’t that impressed and I love Marks & Spencer’s but this maybe it just was the one I got, but it had too many fruit and weird taste in it from my liking so I ended up throwing them about half of it away.

Lovely selection, good value.

Just ordered these (mixed dark and white chocolate) and they are expired. Check the tins before you buy. Dates 08/26/2025 and 09/30/2025z

As a tradition, my friend and I spend our hard-earned paychecks on a sweet treat when we hang out. Today we made a mistake and chose this chocolate selection. Why was it a mistake? Well, three of these chocolates were absolutely horrific. The rest were not good enough to justify this egregious offense. First, the orange chocolate. We all know orange chocolate is tacky and cliche and for middle aged women, which we are not; however, it was cheap and made my stomach hurt. Second, the coconut chocolate. It’s not very well-behaved and practically jumps out of the box— which is poorly constructed by the way. If you’ve ever showered and a bit of soap slips into your mouth and that sudsy taste haunts your taste buds, you know how the coconut chocolate tastes. Straight crumbly shampoo, as if a free-willed tropical vegan and hand soap had a baby. Lastly, and I’m saving the worst for last, is the Turkish Delight. We all know of Narnia and how the boy traded his family for one of these, which now seems like the gravest literary misstep. Delight is the last word I would use to describe these. Rose shampoo is an accurate descriptor. When I bit into this chocolate, I felt brave. My friend and fellow chocolate critic and I were immediately taken aback and appalled at the nasty floral gummy stale chocolate taste of these so called confections. While these chocolates ruined the evening of two working class Americans, with nothing but hopes and dreams for good quality chocolate from a high quality place, the mid ones weren’t awful. Every rose has its thorns, and this box had the sharpest thorns I’ve ever encountered. I wouldn’t even call it edible. And, I wouldn’t wish this upon my worst enemy. Not sure what other products this brand sells— maybe soap, maybe perfume, maybe even cleaners— these ideas are great considering we can still taste the long-lasting disgusting flavor of those chocolates. In conclusion, don’t buy this. Even the lemon isn’t worth it; it tastes as if they zested a lemon and then used the bitter parts of the peel. We suggest to the company, shifting your products to something more household related, like Pinesol, because chocolate is just not it. Thank you for reading, warm regards, please be aware. The Chocolate Critics

This is some of the best chocolate I have ever had! This is comparable—maybe even better—than some of the more expensive chocolate brands that I have tried. My kids gave this to me for Mother’s Day, and I am having a hard time sharing!

Very good, especially the lemon