Cadburys has always been my favourite chocolate brand. Ever since I was little, I have been a fan of fudge as well. It's a favourite of my dad, and the preference seems to have passed down to me. One little stick of this chocolate covered fudge has definitely gotten small and more expensive over the years. I'm sure it's not just me getting old. The packaging hasn't change very much in all the years I have been buying these little bars of heaven. They are still the orange and purple wrapper, purple being the token Cadbury colour of late. Back in my childhood I didn't pay more than ten pence for one of these bars, and even now they are only ...  Read the complete review

Well my diet has gone out of the window tonight as you will see from my last review which was for a bag of crisps and now a chocolate bar. I need it though as got a phone call from my hubby in Afgan today who informed me that when he gets home in 7 weeks we have got 1 week to pack up the house and move to our new posting, talk about stress!!!!! My last treat was a Cadburys fudge which I found in the boys sweet tin! I have not had one of these for years and it still tasted just as great as the last one I had. PACKAGING The fudge comes in an orange wrapper with purple ends and the name in purple bubble lettering across the middle. The back ...  Read the complete review

As a child I remember Cadbury finger of fudge, the packaging hasn't really changed much from what I remember, how-ever they do seem do appear slightly smaller than how I remember them. I often used to get a finger of fudge from my Nan every week and I'd quite often pick a few up in the shop when spending my pocket money (which was only about £1) every week. A single finger of fudge used to cost me about 15p, and I think you can still buy them now for this price. They do also sell finger if fudge in multi-packs as well which cost approximately £1.51 for a pack of 6. * ~ * PACKAGING * ~ * The fudge can't really be mistaken for another chocolate treat as ...  Read the complete review

I have been eating the Cadbury's chocolate fudge for as long as I can remember, ever since I was a small child in fact and have many found memories of buying quite a few after school when I was younger. Especially as they were and still are very cheap to buy costing just 15p for a (25.5g) bar which has to be about one of the cheapest selling chocolate bars around. It's still quite popular even now, more so amongst children as it's quite affordable. Cadburys fudge has been around for a long time ever since it was first launched way back in 1948. The chocolate is easily recognisable as it has a bright orange wrapper with a slight touch of purple on ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's fudge consists of an outer coating of cadbury's milk chocolate wrapped around a long semi circular piece of soft fudge. It was first introduced by Cadbury's (the second largest confectionary manufacturers in the world) in 1946 and has proved a great hit with children (and adults!) ever since. Most famous for the slogan 'a finger of fudge is just enough to give your kids a treat', as well as the single bars, multipacks and Cadbury fudge ice cream are also now available. Expect to pay 15p for an individual bar and £1 for four ice creams. Cadbury fudge cannot be mistaken - it comes in an easy open bright orange wrapper with purple ends and the word ...  Read the complete review