Every Quality Street chocolate, ranked: which is your favourite?

Perhaps the most iconic of the Quality Street chocolates, the Purple One is the perfect mix of chocolate, caramel and hazelnut. For many, it just can't be beaten.

Another fan favourite, the Green Triangle keeps it simple with just two flavours: chocolate and hazelnut. An absolute classic.

Like a giant Rolo, there's not much wrong with the Caramel Swirl – and it's probably the nicest looking choc of the lot.

Another dependable classic, the Fudge is exactly that – a big chunk of fudge. Not very exciting, but it does the job.

Can't really go wrong with this one. As the name suggests, it's just a block of milk chocolate. A delicious stalwart – but not that exciting.

Better known for its incongruous shape than it is its flavour, the toffee finger normally lurks at the midpoint in most Quality Street rankings.

Another chocolate/orange combo, this one has a much better reputation than the Orange Creme – probably because of its delicious extra crunch, which has an almost honeycomb texture.

Creamy and chewy, these retro sweets stick to the roof of your mouth and stay there all afternoon. If that sounds appealing, they're the ones for you. If not – avoid.

Another controversial pick, the Strawberry Delight, alongside its coconut and orange comrades, is a matter of severely mixed opinion. Just means all the more for you though, right?

The newest addition to the Quality Street family, the Chocolate Caramel Brownie was introduced in 2019, replacing the Toffee Deluxe. It does what it says on the tin – gooey brownie deliciousness – though it doesn't have the cult status of other picks from the box, so potentially less likely to be fought over.

The most maligned chocolate of them all, the Orange Creme might be an acquired taste – but those who love it REALLY love it.

The Honeycomb Crunch is a limited edition Quality Street which is only available in John Lewis Stores. It's made up of crunchy honeycomb pieces and a smooth honeycomb flavoured centre wrapped in a milk chocolate shell.

After a 20-year absence, the Coffee Creme Quality Street chocolate has returned. We're yet to try this one first-hand, such is their availability online, but it's described as "coffee flavoured fondant wrapped in dark chocolate."

Part of a controversial triumverate of fruity chocolates, like the Bounty the coconut eclair is a sometimes neglected treat.