Cadbury Boost Stix Reviews
Product Type: Cadbury Chocolate
Newest Review: ... get what I'm saying. The biscuit is a sort of shortcake as often favoured by Cadbury. Crucially, it's in small little balls ... more
... rather than long pieces, and with each one surrounded by chocolate, coated in chewy in caramel and then wrapped in more chocolate, you're getting a bit of the texture but not much of the flavour in each bite. Normally I like biscuit to be a bit salty to contrast nicely against the sweetness of its surroundings, but here you don't miss it.
They use Dairy Milk chocolate in these and you can tell. It has that recognisable sweet creaminess that makes it worthy of a stand-alone bar and also a welcome covering for mor...more
by - written on 24/01/11 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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When we were in London last week, my sister and I stopped by Covent Garden specifically so we could go to CyberCandy, a wonderful shop full of otherwise hard to find chocolate and sweets (there's also a branch in Brighton and another in Birmingham, and they have a mail order website too). One of the things I got to try was Boost Stix, freely available in Australia and specially imported into the UK for, well, people like us. Two chocolate fingers containing biscuit and caramel...so like a Twix, but not. This bar is made by Cadburys and the fingers are long like in a Twix but also slightly rounded, like the top of a in a regular Boost. Each one has a multitude ... Read the complete review
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