CADBURYS CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS.

Advantages: Delicious taste.
Disadvantages: Very chewy indeed.

...--CADBURYS CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS--- There's no getting away from it, 'Cadburys Eclairs' are gorgeous! There is just something about the combination of ingredients that make them absolutely delicious and a definite favourite in my house.- The Cadburys brand has been around a while producing the creamiest chocolate ever with the melt in the mouth consistency. I love their chocolate. The first Cadbury shop was opened 1824 so it is a well established and well respected brand. Cadburys first introduced the chocolate éclair in the 1960's after acquiring it from rival confectioner James Pascall. The chocolate éclair is one of Cadburys largest sellers and is a number 1 worldwide seller also.- ---THE PRODUCT--- The Cadburys Chocolate Éclair is packaged in a purple and yellow foil, swirled, patterned bag, with the Eclairs written...

Morning_Becomes_Electra 15.05.2008 · Read review
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Cadbury`s chocolate fingers

Advantages: Nice biscuit,but a little bit too nice!
Disadvantages: none

...I just couldn't pass this one by !! Now you see them and now you don't ,that is the life story of a packet of Cadburys chocolate fingers that have the audacity to come through my front door! If Norris Mc Whirter (The Guinness book of records) were to time me,my name would definitely be appearing as a record breaking finger eater. The main problem is the irresistibility of them.I am a sucker,not in that way ,but I really love to gently lure the Cadburys chocolate finger into a false sense of security and then Wham Bam !! its gone..no mercy !! A Little Bit About Cadbury and the Company Responsibilities: Cadbury`s have a commitment to Climate change,setting targets to shrink their environmental footprint,to cut energy use,to reduce excess packaging and to manage their water usage. The Cadbury Cocoa partnership has a ground...

Sarahjh1 07.11.2008 · Read review
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Cadbury's Chocolate In A Mug!

Advantages: Tastes Quite Nice
Disadvantages: Very Sweet, Lots Of calories And Fat

...To say that I eat (and review so many different types of Chocolate Bars on Ciao) you may be surprised to learn that until very recently it had been a good few years since I had last tried a mug of Cadbury's Drinking Chocolate. I did recently however buy a 500g tub of this stuff during one of my frequent shopping trips at Asda, and it cost me £1.78, and last night I decided to give it try, and relive a childhood experience. As usual before I begin with the review itself I will give a bit of background information on the product. THE BACKGROUND Cadbury's is name that is known worldwide and it is synonymous with perhaps the finest quality Chocolate in the world. It was way back in 1824 when John Cadbury opened a small shop in Birmingham, selling Hops and Mustard and as a sideline Tea, Coffee and Drinking Chocolate, which he...

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I'm not sure this product exists? (Cadbury Chocolate Fingers)

Advantages: You have to eat the whole box, no option.
Disadvantages: You will put on serious weight!

...Cadburys Chocolate Fingers are something of a mystery to me. Each week I buy a packet yet I can never seem to find them when we get back home. I think there is some evil magic occurring. I have however tasted them and I can see why they seem to vanish all the time. The box we get is 125g and is predominately purple with the branding and product name on the front and an image of a line of fingers with a little note saying "one may lead to another" which is certainly true! The box cost me £1.30. The crisp biscuits covered in milk chocolate contain: Milk chocolate (48%) (milk, sugar, cocoa mass, vegetable fat, emulsifier (soya lecithin), flavourings) Wheat flour Vegetable fat Sugar Partially inverted sugar syrup Salt Raising agents (sodium bicarbonate, ammonium bicarbonate) Flavourings The box does something great too (well kind of), it...

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Cadbury Highlights Smooth Milk Chocolate

Advantages: Tasty Cadbury product
Disadvantages: None

...The name Cadbury Highlights Smooth Milk Chocolate with no added sugar might make one take pause and perhaps worry. No added sugar? Don't things with no added sugar taste horrid? Well, you can rest assured that Cadbury Highlights Smooth Milk Chocolate with no added sugar does not taste horrid. In fact, it tastes quite nice. It is part of the Cadbury Highlights sugar free range of products. How does Cadbury Highlights Smooth Milk Chocolate with no added sugar compare to other Cadbury's chocolates that are (if you'll excuse the expression!) chock full of sugar? It compares well, but there are some obvious difference. For one, the "bite" is somewhat different. It would seem that Cadbury's chocolate with added sugar takes a little more tooth pressure (for want of a better expression) to bite into. Cadbury Highlights Smooth...

Martinscholes 25.11.2006 · Read review
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Spread a little happiness with Cadbury's

Advantages: Tasty, no preparation
Disadvantages: High sugar and calorie count

...Cadbury?s milk chocolate spread is one of those things that gets sneaked into the shopping trolley when I force my children to go supermarket shopping with me. It is not a product that I am keen on but it is enjoyed by my eight year old daughter and my husband. The chocolate spread comes in a glass jar containing 400g, the jar is instantly recognisable as a Cadbury?s product as it has the distinctive Cadbury?s colours and lettering, and the lid of the jar matches the purple of the label. When you open the jar you are instantly hit by the intense aroma of chocolate, even more intense than opening a Cadbury?s chocolate bar. The spread is delightfully smooth, absolutely no lumps and my daughter loves to be the person who opens the jar and makes the first indentation into the spread. The spread itself is just like melted chocolate, a bit...

lorna_call 06.06.2009 · Read review
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Cadburys Chocolate silt at the bottom of your cup

Advantages: Tasty on its own straight from the tin, looks pretty
Disadvantages: expensive, fattening, doesn't make good hot chocolate

...had a lot of brown silty chocolate bits in the bottom. Again, it looked horrible and although tasty it did make me feel a little sick looking at it. Strike 1 for Cadburys. I decided to give it another chance this morning when I got up and made myself a hot chocolate this time. I was hopeful that if the drink was hot this time it might work a little better, but that hope was in vain. I put my mug of milk into my pan, heated it and then added my 4 teaspoons of the flaky chocolate from the tin. It looks yummy when it's in the tin because it's just pure, unadulterated marbled broken up delicious Cadbury's chocolate. Oh dear, I'm drooling! The chocolate drink didn't look particularly appetising, once again with little floaty brown bits and it looked a little watery, but it smelled very nice indeed, a rich chocolatey aroma filling my nostrils...

xxsupergirlxo 01.06.2008 · Read review
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Cadbury or Nutella?

Advantages: Delicious
Disadvantages: calories, not healthy of course, and expensive

...Cadbury's Milk Chocolate Spread 400g We tend to choose Nutella every time we want to buy a chocolate spread, don't we? It was created in the 1940s, and I guess around 70 years are more than enough for us to become addicted to it. Then we realize that it is more expensive than the rest; at £1.42 for the 400g jar, we can definitely find something cheaper. We try the shop's own brand like Asda and Sainsbury's which are only 74p for the 400g jar, but we find them a little dry. Let's try something different. Cadbury's Milk Chocolate Spread looks tempting. I bought it with all my groceries from Ocado.com, and I checked Tesco and Sainsbury's and found it also available there for the same price. The 400g jar costs £2.25 which is even more expensive than Nutella, but I wanted to try it nonetheless. Like all chocolate spreads...

sottovoce82 06.12.2008 · Read review
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Yummy caramel ladder coated in Cadbury chocolate

Advantages: Yummy, takes 20 minutes to eat it, one bar is enough
Disadvantages: probably the sticky caramel doesn't match everybody's taste

...I try to resist to the Sainsbury?s slogan (Try something new today) but I often can?t. Usually I try some new chocolate or biscuit. A few days ago I found Cadbury?s Curly Wurly on a shelf so I wanted to try it. So I picked one. The first impression ------------------------- The Curly Wurly is packed in a colourful wrapper, not a simple purple one like other Cadbury products usual. There is a small Cadbury logo on the left and a funny Curly Wurly logo with big letters all over the wrapper. When you open the pack you see five bars, each packed separately. Each bar weights 26 grams. I bought them for 1 pound in Sainsbury?s. I think you will find in larger supermarkets. I waited the moment to open them. I found that it was a funny ladder made of nice caramel and it was covered with soft Cadbury milk chocolate. It has lovely smell...

D_i_a_n_e 06.10.2009 · Read review
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Cadbury Freddo - The perfect chocolate snack on a budget

Advantages: Proper Cadbury milk chocolate, cheap, fewer calories than a full size bar
Disadvantages: You may be left wanting more

... Description The Freddo bar is a frog shaped bar made of proper Cadbury chocolate, about half the size of a standard Dairy Milk bar. There is a lot of competition between different chocolate manufacturers, but my favourite normal brand chocolate is Cadburys. I find Galaxy isn?t ?chocolately? enough (I?m not a white chocolate fan) and I don?t find Nestle chocolate is as smooth. I remember spending my pocket money on Freddos in the local post office as a kid. The packaging is Cadbury purple with a cartoon frog on the front and a large ?15p? label, so the price is guaranteed everywhere. They are primarily aimed at children, and so they are always placed on the bottom / lower shelves of the confectionary section. I rediscovered Freddos while looking for a cheap chocolate snack between lectures at the union shop. The childish shape...

potoroo99 01.10.2009 · Read review
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