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This is the UK's favourite Christmas chocolate box sweet - HouseBeautiful.com

The UK's favourite Christmas chocolate has been named, and, drumroll please – Celebrations' Maltesers Teaser has won by a landslide.

At the other end of the scale, Quality Street’s Coconut Eclair has been voted the nation's least favourite Christmas chocolate box sweet.

A survey and analysis by iProspect uncovered which tin provides the most value for money, which chocolate is the UK’s most loved (and what the likelihood is of picking out your favourites), as well as missing flavours that would make a welcome addition – where are the mint chocolate options?

In a bid to uncover the best Christmas chocolate box on the market, the survey counted, sorted and weighed almost 1,300 chocolates (12.9kgs) from the UK’s most popular Christmas tins, before asking the nation to determine – once and for all – which chocolates belong in the God Tier, and which scrape the bottom of the Golden Barrel.

Top of the Chocs

Survey data reveals that of the four market leaders, Celebrations is the UK’s favourite tin, and coincidentally, it’s also the best value in terms of chocolate content, with an average tin quantity of 71 chocolates (684g) per tin. This is compared to 67 chocolates in Quality Street (664g), 63 chocolates in Heroes (624g), and 58 chocolates in Roses (622g).

UK's favourite Christmas chocolate is Maltesers Teaser

iProspect

From the 38 different chocolate treats available, Celebrations’ Maltesers Teaser was by far the UK’s favourite chocolate choice (49% of the UK voted this number one). While it may be the most loved, the Malteser Teaser certainly isn’t the most abundant – with only 8 in the average Celebrations tin, there’s an 11.5% chance of picking a Maltesers Teaser out first time.

While Maltesers Teaser is the overall winner and Roses’ Golden Barrel takes a respectable second place, it’s Heroes that dominates the Top 10, with four of their collection in the line-up (Wispa, Dairy Milk, Twirl and Crunchie Bits, taking 5th, 6th, 7th and 9th place respectively).

At the other end of the scale, Quality Street’s Coconut Eclair had only 2.5% of respondents choosing this as their favourite. However, it’s the fourth most common chocolate in the Quality Street collection – with 6 in an average tin, there’s a 9% chance of pulling out a Coconut Eclair first time.

The age split

The chocolate you’re most likely to grab from Celebrations is the Milkyway, since this particular variety makes up for a fifth of the tin’s contents. This means those aged 18 and under are fully catered for – they‘re the only age group who voted the Milkyway as their favourite.

While the majority of the United Kingdom are united in their chocolate tin preferences, the same can’t be said for those aged 55+ and under-18.

Respondents in these age brackets both agree that Celebrations isn’t deserving of the number one spot, but nor can they agree on which should take the crown. Over-55s love Quality Street, while under-18s love Heroes.

Those over 65 are even more unsure, placing both Roses and Heroes in the joint first position. They’re the only age group to rate Roses higher than third place.

UK's favourite Christmas chocolate is Maltesers Teaser

iProspect

What's missing?

When Brits were asked how the tins could be improved, the top suggestions included classic flavours such as coffee (9% want this flavour) and mint (8% suggested this). There’s also demand for more chocolates available in flavours that already exist in the tins, like nuts, chocolate orange and truffle.

Top 10 Most Wanted Flavours

  1. Coffee
  2. Mint
  3. Salted Caramel
  4. White Chocolate
  5. Truffle
  6. Dark Chocolate
  7. Nuts
  8. Praline
  9. Chocolate Orange
  10. Peanut Butter

Put your money where your mouth is

Let’s say you’re a caramel fan: your best bet is a Celebrations tin as this selection has four different caramel varieties, and you have a 51% chance of grabbing this flavour when picking first time. Failing that, Heroes is your next best bet, with three varieties and a 31% chance of getting a caramel choc on your first dive in. Quality Street also has three caramel varieties, but there’s only a 20% chance of getting one first time.

Are you a non-conformist coconut fan? Then the Celebrations tin is still your best bet, with eight Bounty minis inside, versus Quality Street’s seven Coconut Éclairs - but the remaining tins aren’t for you, with absolutely zero coconut options between them.

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