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  • 57 of 57 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    ang_2906

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages its chocolate, doesn't crumble

    Disadvantages Disadvantages expensive these days

    All chocolate is getting to be more and more expensive these days. I had a chocolate desire the other night, and sent my other half out on a mission. He never gets me anything I want so as he was on his way out the door, I yelled "Cadburys please" as him. He came back with a couple of Flake Dipped for me. I've never been a huge fan of flake's, only because they fall apart and I don't seem to be able to do anything to be able to control it, ending up with a chocolate mess all around me. All Cadburys bars seem to have had a wrapper face lift in the past few months, or it seems so to me anyway ... more
  • 69 of 69 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 7 wardenblw431

    Member since 07/10/2002

    Reviews written: 180

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages IT'S CHOCOLATE FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE, NO CRUMBS

    Disadvantages Disadvantages IT'S TINY COMPARED TO THE NORMAL FLAKES

    One of my favourite choccie treats is Cadbury’s Flake, but I always give away the fact I’ve scoffed one in secret because of the telltale blobs of melted chocolate on my clothes. When I saw that Cadbury’s had bought out a new version of their popular Flake bar, this time covered in a lovely sumptuous outer coating of chocolate I had to buy one. Great I thought no one will ever know when I’ve had a secret chocolate binge again. Cadbury’s Flake Dipped can be found alongside all other choccie goodies. The packaging is very similar to that of its older sibling so be careful not to pick the wrong ... more
  • 36 of 36 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    jammy_banana

    4 Stars The Flake puts some clothes on Review with images 16/12/2004
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages doesn't crumble like the Flake

    Disadvantages Disadvantages isn't as fun to eat as original

    Here’s a conundrum for you: what’s the difference between a Twirl and a Flake? A Twirl is a Flake covered in chocolate. What then is the difference between a Twirl and Flake Dipped? Perhaps we are wrong in our assumption that a Twirl is just chocolate with a Flake centre. There was only one way for me to find out, I would have to try a Flake Dipped and find out because, ladies and gentlemen, I know my chocolate. For years the Cadbury’s Flake has been a firm favourite of the British people. And for most of that time the only Flake we could get was the Original or the slightly smaller Flake 99 ... more
  • 37 of 37 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    ady_ankle

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages better than the original

    Disadvantages Disadvantages more fat than original

    Cadbury Flake Dipped… I have just got back from the Spar shop with this evenings chocolate bar purchase, which is "Flake Dipped". I merely picked this up as there was a buy one get one free offer on and I thought that that's my Mrs. and me sorted in one go. I am a big lover of chocolate and more of a lover of Cadbury Flake so I thought I would give this a go as I know its been out on the market for a while. The wrapper for the Flake Dipped is just the same really as the original Flake, which is yellow in colour with the splash of famous Cadbury purple. It does obviously say "Dipped" on the ... more
  • 59 of 59 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    TeenyB

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages A non-messy way to each a favourite choccy bar

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Calories, fat......oh yes and tastes just like another Cadbury product!!

    Its not often that I switch off my chocolate radar. Whenever I enter a supermarket, corner shop, garage, well anywhere really its on high alert causing me to venture towards the chocolate section (and I find that embarrassing in a florists where its heading for the Roses and getting confused!!). One day I must really reprogram it to let it know that I am on a diet ;-). But until then I will delight in the new goodies that it finds for me to scoff! Yesterday was one such day. Allow me to introduce to the newest of Cadbury's range of choccy delights - Cadbury Flake Dipped! ***** PACKAGING AND ... more
  • 86 of 86 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 7 rowei

    Member since 23/02/2003

    Reviews written: 217

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Delicious creamy chocolate

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Not very original

    When Cadbury Flake Dipped first came onto the market a few years ago, I couldn't help but laugh. Could they not think of something a bit more original than simply covering the original Flake in some chocolate and passing it off as a different chocolate bar...?! What irritated me most was that we had already had the Snowflake bar and Praline Flake bar - all variations of the original Flake - so it seemed that all possible combinations had already been exhausted. But apparently not.....Cadbury obviously had other ideas! So why am I even bothering to review this particular bar, you might ask ... more
  • 58 of 58 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Benniash

    3 Stars F(L)AKE 16/01/2004
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Lovely Cadbury's chocolate

    Disadvantages Disadvantages It's a Twirl!

    The Christmas chocolate supplies are dying down and we’re left pretty much with the stuff that we don’t like all that much - not that they won’t get eaten in the long run, but it was time for a few new purchases. One of the bars I treated myself to this week was the Flake Dipped. Those of you that haven’t heard of the bar would be right to assume that it is one of the many new chocolate bars based around an old idea, and you’d be right again (you’re good at this) in thinking that it was an variation of the Cadbury Flake. Those of you familiar with the original will be able to recall its ... more
  • 54 of 54 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    nancymac

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Flake fun without the mess

    Disadvantages Disadvantages They should have brought it out years ago!

    I only went in to buy petrol, your honour! But I came out with the papers, a birthday card and oh, whats this by the tills? Cadburys flake dipped? Guilty as charged, I bought one. I love to try new chocolate bars, in fact I think one of the confectionary companies should pay me to chocolate test for them-I would be dedicated and hard working, no question about it! (Not to mention all the years of experience...) Anyway, let me tell you more... The original flake ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Since 1976 it has been The crumbliest, flakiest milk chocolate in the world.You must remember those adverts, semi ... more
  • 37 of 37 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    DylanD

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Thick and does not crumble

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Smaller than your normal flake in length

    I thought I would purchase this new flake dipped this week to see what all the fuss is about, I wasn’t that enthused with the snowflake so thought would give this bar ago. Where Cadbury’s flakes are concerned I love mine with a nice bowl of ice cream or stuck in a cornet, so I want to see if this dipped bar would come up to scratch. I purchased my flake dipped at my local newsagent for 45p, its probably cheaper elsewhere. Quite a light bar to hold and it feels rock hard to touch through the packet, so I wont I be putting it in the fridge where I usually keep my flakes. The packaging isn’t your ... more
  • 74 of 74 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Tea65

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Looks nice and smells nice

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Sickly and cloggy

    Chocolate used to be my thing; I was the original chocoholic. I used to consume on average 6 bars a day, however that all changed once when I had a chocolate bar that to me didn't taste right and it put me off chocolate for years. Since that time I've gradually taken to eating chocolate again but never on the mad scale that I used to and remembering back all those years, the Flake was my all time favourite, so when I was out walking with my son after playgroup today, I popped in Tesco's for a chocolate fix and spotted Cadbury's Flake Dipped and thought I'd give it a try. ^^^The Wrapper^^^ The ... more
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