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Stamford easter festival quiz

granny grump | 21:03 Mon 18th Apr 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Please can you help with my last question?

Cadbury creme eggs sold in the UK today weigh 40 grammes How much did they weigh when they were first sold in UK

40grms 48 grms 56 grms

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Fibonacci

When first introduced in Britain, the original Cadbury Creme Egg weighed 40 grams (1.4 oz
http://cadbury-creme-egg.co.tv/

granny grump

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Thank you Fibonacci

cas42

Hi - The answer is 40 grms - apparently they have not changed in weight or size since they were first sold. Maybe it is just me but they look smaller now than they did when they first came out!!! Good luck with the quiz and thanks for supporting the Festival

granny grump

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thank you cas42 yes you're right I'm sure they are smaller

mike11111

I don't know the answer but I often wonder if the question of size is an illusion. When I was about 5 Wagon Wheels were huge biscuits which required two hands to hold. When I came across them 30 years later they looked tiny.

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