When stocking up on Christmas goodies in Tesco's we saw a BOGOF on Cadburys Chocolate Fingers normally £1.25 per packet. By the way for the uninitiated out there BOGOF is but one get one free! We got one pack of the standard milk chocolate variety and one in the white chocolate variety, which we haven't opened yet and that must be some kind of record in our house! Each pack weighs 150g and contains approximately 30 fingers, and of course the packaging is all recycleable - an important factor for me. I know I can't do much to change global warming but I am determined to do what I can! Of course a bargain isn't a bargain unless the product ...  Read the complete review

One item we brought last year when we did our Christmas food shop was a large box of Cadbury Fingers, I actually think this is something we buy most years, they make an ideal treat, however they are not something we would normally buy purely because they wouldn't last very long at all, but over Christmas they made a tasty treat for us to eat during the evenings. Packaging As I have said we brought a large box of Cadbury fingers but the box the same as the smaller ones. The chocolate fingers come in a dark purple cardboard box, this fades to a light purple colour in the bottom left hand corner. In the right hand corner of the front of the box is the ...  Read the complete review

I remember at all the childrens parties that I used to go to the Cadburys fingers were the first item that were demolished by the us all before the sandwhiches and sausage rolls. Still to this day at the age of 22 years old whenever I see Cadbury fingers at a party I load them onto my plate before any savoury food. The packaging of the fingers sticks with Cadburys purple shade displaying the product across the front of the packet. In the top left hand corner there is a Cadburys logo and the name of the product 'fingers'. At the bottom left of the packet there is the famous Cadbury chocolate square with milk being pourred over it with the caption "One may ...  Read the complete review

While popping into Sainsbury's for my weekly groceries I came across Cadbury's chocolate fingers and being on special offer - just two for £2, I had to bag this bargain! ~~~APPEARANCE~~~ The standard 125g box is of a royal purple colour giving a mysterious and seducing feel about them, while the word "fingers" are actually made out of these chocolate fingers and seem to be shrouded by wispy smoke. There is a vast range of information on the box including expiry date, ingredients and contact details. The catchphrase on the box is certainly fitting "one may lead to another..." Once you open the box with ease, out pops a ...  Read the complete review

As I am a massive fan of Cadbury's chocolate and of biscuits in general, Cadbury's Chocolate Fingers are a perfect snack or treat for me. You can currently purchase a 125g box of these on the Tesco website for one pound which is a saving of just under fifty pence on the regular price. They are packaged in a box branded with the normal purple and white colour scheme often associated with this famous brand and so they are instantly recognisable as a quality product. Also printed on to the front are pictures of the tasty milk chocolate fingers all in a row. This packaging is recyclable but inside you will find the plentiful fingers displayed in a plastic tray with I ...  Read the complete review