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tuck shop

NOUN
  1. a candy store in Great Britain

How To Use tuck shop In A Sentence

  • The tuck shop has gone and sweets are not available on site. Times, Sunday Times
  • Thousands of free apples and oranges will be handed out each day as the government urges in-school tuck shops to serve healthier snacks.
  • The new cards will also be used as ‘electronic purses’, meaning that money may be loaded and stored on the card and used in school canteens and cashless tuck shops.
  • Attendance is free of charge, but children need to bring their own lunch or buy it from the centre's tuck shop.
  • Edinburgh primary schools, for instance, have subsidised tuck shops selling fruit instead of crisps and chocolate.
  • It is also piloting schemes such as breakfast clubs, tuck shops and vending machines with healthy food and bottled water rather than chocolate and crisps.
  • The tuck shop has gone and sweets are not available on site. Times, Sunday Times
  • According to Ligthelm's study, the highest stability was evident among small businesses operating from "old" business centres where 36. 4% closed their doors followed by a mortality of 57. 5% among home-based businesses such as spaza and tuck shops; street vendors were excluded from the study. News24 Top Stories
  • He stole a Mars bar from the school tuck shop.
  • One idea they are already keen to push is to work with schools to develop food policies, run healthy tuck shops and teach both pupils and staff more about how to eat a healthy balanced diet.
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