Mr Tusk derided it as a pick 'n' mix approach.
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The EU has also long hated Britain's pick 'n' mix approach.
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Last year, Kearns published findings about the industry's role in downplaying the link between all that pick 'n' mix and tooth decay (yep, really).
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Long before the truffle fries debacle of 2010, she'd been accused of champagne socialism and called out for her pick 'n' mix palette of sounds from the global South.
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The release of debut EP Swum Baby last summer saw people flock to Allen's musical pick 'n' mix, which combines an indie sensibility with jazz inflections and blips of electronica.
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In years to come, fashion archives will declare that post-2000 fashion became a kaleidoscope, a free for all, a liberal pick 'n' mix from any decade, but for one uniform hair color.
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We had pick 'n' mix and sat on the floor outside the cinema, then some guy I knew knocked it out my hand and onto the floor, but I still ate it because I was embarrassed. No!
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Mercaux's platform offers a pick n mix of services intended to empower retailers' employees to sell more — such as by tapping into up-to-the-minute style suggestions — and thereby "improve and personalise the in-store customer journey".
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Au contraire Ara's slimmed down modularity now appears aimed at creating more electronic stuff per person/smartphone, by selling a pick 'n' mix of additional hardware bits and thereby encouraging an expanding of the electronics-plus-plastics pie.
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Even when she's being venomous, as on "Dead To Me", she sings as though she's already moved on and is now in love with her own future: "You think you have problems with me, but baby I don't even think about you..." She's enlisted an impressive array of producers and writers for Isolation, too, and her pick-n-mix vision pays off.
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Pick 'n' Mix is the second and final album by English singer Lolly. She retired from music after the album's release.
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Every day on the Radio 2 show, Radcliffe and Maconie would take it in turns to choose a new track on the Pick 'n' Mix feature, usually by a less well known artist. At the end of the week listeners were encouraged to vote on the Radio 2 website for their favourite. The track with the most votes would then be played on every show the following week. After an impromptu moment on the show's Hadrians Wall tour, the feature was rechristened "The Miracle of Pick 'n' Mix".
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Woolworths sold many goods and had its own Ladybird children's clothing range, Chad Valley toys, and WorthIt! value range. The chain was the UK's largest buyer of Candyking "pick 'n' mix" sweets. It was sometimes referred to as "Woolies" by the UK media, the general public, and occasionally in its own television commercials.
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Nathan steals some pick 'n' mix from a bowling alley and continues to aggravate the situation. He causes a disruption and when the manager threatens to phone the police he tells him to do so before stapling him in the hand. Nathan is given community service for this disruption. While on his first day of community service, Nathan is caught in a storm.
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Endless Dreams music video from soundtrack to Lucky-Dip-Pick-N-Mix on YouTube; accessed 23 September 2014. In October 2008, McDonagh began presenting a digital bingo station alongside a role presenting on The Chat and Party People. Charlotte McDonagh: Presenters Showreel Since 2007, she has been involved in promotional modelling. In February 2009 McDonagh began working on a music demo, with a view to release material through the following year.
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On 1 March 2011, Andy Latham resigned as a director of the board. Latham set up a new company called Retail Acquisitions Ltd, with the same registered office as Alworths, prompting speculation that a pre-pack administration was being contemplated. On Monday 28 March 2011 Alworths was placed into administration, with many stores no longer selling music, games or even pick n mix. A policy of no returns came into effect.
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In late 2005, McDonagh toured with dance act Uniting Nations, performing across Europe to over 35,000 people and worked as a backing singer for Westlife. McDonagh appeared in EastEnders in December 2005 as Stacey Slater's former friend Abby. In January 2007, McDonagh starred as Sharon in two episodes of Lynda La Plante's Trial & Retribution. In October 2007 she took roles in the short films Lucky-Dip-Pick-N-Mix and Endless Days.
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Every episode featured a shopping list and inflatable bonuses as standard. By series 3, two of the other aforementioned bonuses would also be featured on each episode. However, in the revived version, the bonuses were just Pick-n-Mix, Managers Special, the shopping list and inflatables. Inflatables included a Wine Bottle, Bunch of Bananas, Single Banana, Burger, Plant, Guitar, Cake, Hammer, Microphone, Crayon, Carrot, Jukebox, Saxophone, Fish, Lollipop, Devils Trident, Golf Club, and Cactus which was added in 2007.
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In the United States, some of these confections are called penny candy and are sold by the piece in candy, soda fountain, and five and dime stores. In Britain, this type of candy is also referred to as pick 'n' mix or penny sweets. In Sweden, bulk confectionery ("Lösgodis") can be found in almost every store, picked by hand. It usually often costs about $7,8 - $10 per kg depending on quantity and where the store is located.
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A pick 'n' mix candy display in Hong Kong. Bulk confectionery is a method of commercially dispensing multiple small units of confectionery, either in manufactured bags with a fixed number of units per container, or by the amount of mass placed in a bag. The former is typically used in vending machines, while the latter is more common in retailers that specialize in selling confectionery. Some shops allow the customer to mix multiple types of bulk confectionery in the same bag, then purchase the mixture based on the total weight.
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Woolworths became well known for its "pick 'n' mix" sweet selections. In an attempt to raise the group's corporate profile, under the chairmanship of Gerald Corbett, Woolworths sponsored a show garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in 2004. Designed by a group of graduate students from Pickard School of Garden Design, including Karl Rushen, Catherine Gamble, Bella Montgomery, Darryl Moore and Rob Whitehead, the contemporary-formal style garden was awarded a silver medal. Woolworths Group plc share price dropped gradually between 2006 and 2008 In the middle of 2006 the business launched an in-store collection service for items ordered on their website or in-store, to complement the already established in-store ordering system.
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In 1996 came the first in a series of albums by I.E.M. (The Incredible Expanding Mindfuck, a name which had also been considered for Porcupine Tree in its infancy), dedicated to exploring Wilson's love of krautrock and experimental rock music. Initially Wilson had planned for the project to be anonymous, but then label Delerium Records published a song on their Pick N Mix compilation with the composition credited to "Steven Wilson" and so attempts to pass off the project in this way were abandoned. The project released two more albums Arcadia Son, and IEM Have Come For Your Children, in 2001. A box set of four CDs, consisting of everything Wilson recorded under the name - billed as "an homage and a final farewell to I.E.M." - was released in June 2010.
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