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Enter the GGF Giveaway and have the chance to win a 'SweetSupports' box!


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As a thank you to everyone for supporting the creation and development of this blog, I have decided to do a giveaway competition! 

GGF is partnering with 'SweetSupports'   to give someone the opportunity to win a  fabulous sweetie box, the perfect partner for your next Netflix binge...


Thanks again to everyone who entered! 
The winner is.... 

SUSANNAH HICKIE! 


'SweetSupports' is a Glasgow based business founded by the lovely Esme Pearse, a Strathclyde University Student. Not only is this a fantastic local business to support, but also one which donates 20% of profits to breast cancer charities

To enter the giveaway: 
  •  Comment your all time favourite sweet and full name  on this blog post down below
Bonus Entries:
The winner will be revealed from a randomised draw on this blog post at 12:00 on Sunday 15th November! 

Entries to the competition will officially close at 17:00 on Saturday 14th November 2020. 

Only UK entries will be accepted. 

This competition is in no way affiliated with or sponsored by Instagram. 


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  1. Drum sticks 😁...Gayle Carling

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  2. strawberry laces :) Eleanor Garnham xx

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  3. Strawberry Laces :)))) Lucie Galloway xxxx

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  4. Candy Kittens:))) Susannah Hickie xxx

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  5. haribo rhubarb and custards! ava goodwin :)

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  6. Crazy sour skittles!!! Holly Burns ;)

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  7. Jelly Snakes💕😋Sally Longstaffe

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  8. Haribo tangfastics! Charlotte Kay

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  9. My favourite is Bon Bons - jo welsh

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  10. Definitely strawberry puffs!

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  11. Flying saucers are my favourite ��

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