I saw these bars in Poundland recently where I discover quite a lot of unusual sweets. They were of course £1 each. Given the nature of the bar, a toffe apple and cinamon one, I could not help but wonder whether this was in fact a product that had been released at Halloween time and then Cadbury was trying to get rid of its remaining stock though I cannot say that I had seen this Bar of Plenty range before. According to the back, there were 3 variants in the range, this one, a berry fruit and vanilla shortcake which I thought sounded interesting, and also, a hazelnut and cashew which I suspect would have tasted just like Wholenut. Anyway, there was only this ...  Read the complete review

Along with my other bar of plenty, i bought this one also for the £1 offer. I didn't buy the nutty one because im allergic to most nuts. The packaging: really much the same as the other bar, It has the usual Cadbury purple background and Willy Wonka style wrting. This time the picture is (quite obviously) of the Toffee apple chocolate. The chunk at the front still shows the insides of the chocolate. Also the packaging shows a few pieces of sliced green apples and toffee flakes floating around. The taste: I did enjoy this chocolate bar, perhaps not QUITE as much as the fruit and shortcake, but its a very close second and almost a ...  Read the complete review

In my local Co-op store I spotted these at the end of the aisle for £1. I had tried the Berry and shortbread version but when they had run out of stocks hubby put this version into the basket. The chocolate is in the traditional Cadbury Purple wrapper and inside is 140g of amazingly tasty chocolate. This is the toffee apple version and to me it was a taste of bonfire night as I bit into the chocolate and could taste crunchy pieces of toffee flavoured with a cinnamon apple flavour. The taste is very sweet but combined with the chocolate it is not too sickly. The bar of plenty logo appears fun and different combined with the Cadbury Dairy ...  Read the complete review

This is a new chocolate bar by Cadbury's and I am a bit of a sucker when it comes to new things. When I see something new or on special offer I generally tend to get it. I basically like to try new things, at least once. I like chocolate that has something else added to it such as nuts, biscuit or dried fruit rather than a plain bar of chocolate. So when I went to Asda I saw these bars for £1 and they were a new variety so I thought I would try them. I got the apple and toffee and the shortcake bars. At first I was only going to get the shortcake one but then I got the apple and toffee one as well because I like toffee. The apple and ...  Read the complete review

This is part of a new range of chocolate bars released by Cadburys to spice up their Dairy Milk bars. Bar of Plenty bars come in 140g slabs and cost RRP £1.59. I managed to pick it up for about £1 on special offer in Asda soon after they were released into the stores. The packaging is really cute I like it a lot and it attracted me to the product when I saw it on the shelf. It has a sort of 'Willy Wonka' feel to it with the decorative curling script and the bold colourful picture. The bar looks appealing and is a warm brown colour. It has a traditional chocolate bar appearance with rows of indented blocks, each stamped with the Cadburys logo. It smells ...  Read the complete review