Dairyfine Milk Chocolate Reviews

Dairyfine Milk Chocolate Chocolate

Product Type: Aldi Chocolate

Newest Review: ... Cadbury brand. I was very pleasantly surprised by this chocolate upon tasting it, it was sweet, creamy, melted in the mouth ... more

 ... like a good quality chocolate should, in fact I prefer it to Dairy Milk as that gets sickly after a while. It is suitable for vegetarians and caries similar calories to other brands of chocolate so you still have to eat it in moderation! It is available in a larger bar at 250g for around 89p. If you come across this chocolate in Aldi give it a try, as you see by the other Dooyoo reviews this comes highly recommended! I'll continue to buy this chocolate - thank you for reading....more

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Jadey-Jade
Dairyfine Milk Chocolate: ~~~ A Dairy Milk you have to try yourself to belive it !! ~~ ... (641 words)
by - written on 04/08/12 (Very useful, 139 readings)
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Aldi ~~~ Aldi personally I feel can have a bit of a stigma of being a 'cheap shop'; so much so that when you was younger in school the 'mean' kids would often pick on you if you had an ALDI carrier bag or would use the silly little torment of "you mum goes to ALDI" << very childish and very untrue. I think most recently ALDI has really come up on the supermarket scales, and I think this may be to do with the fact that they have a lot more adverts on TV then what they have had in the past. All be it the adverts are very simple and in essence low key (normal members of the public, shooting funny little quirky comparisons within various rooms ...  Read the complete review

thelittlepixie
Bargain chocolate at it's best (217 words)
by - written on 25/03/10 (Very useful, 113 readings)
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If there is one reason to go to Aldi, it's this chocolate. I have been eating this wonderful chocolate now for years, ever since my parents bought me a bar as a child due to it being so cheap for a good sized bar. Now, don't let it's price fool you (although it has increased steadily over the years) nor the fact that it is an aldi own brand (not that there's anything wrong with that anyway) this is a good quality chocolate, which I would probably go so far as to say is better than popular brands such as cadburys. The chocolate is creamy and tastey, it's a thick bar too which I like, it's also very good when melted for making chocolate cornflake crispies, for ...  Read the complete review

DTDT
Dairyfine Milk Chocolate: YUM! (211 words)
by - written on 14/10/09 (Very useful, 119 readings)
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I am a self confessed chocoholic and during my bit to curb the food bill I have tried all sorts of own brand chocolate with varying success - well I finally think I have found a winner! ~Price & Availability~ During my weekly wander round the high street I was craving a bar of chocolate, So while I was in Aldi with a friend I decided to try their 200g Dairyfine dairy milk chocolate at 89p. ~The Wrapper & Product ~ Its foil wrapped and is in colours very similar to Cadbury's Dairy milk, purple, silver and white and is normally found with the rest of the chocolates and biscuits. It's a rectangular bar, 8 squares long and 4 ...  Read the complete review

xamyp87x
Cheap Chocolate! (316 words)
by - written on 01/02/10 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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I am a girl - therefore, I like chocolate! I received a bar of this chocolate in my stocking at Christmas and have just had some now and had to tell you about it! I think a good bar of chocolate is hard to get right - no fancy flavourings or caramel or nuts - just milk chocolate. Galaxy and Dairy Milk make a good bar, but it is hard to buy a cheaper version but still keep the decent flavour. Aldi is a discount supermarket chain that originated in Germany - not to be confused with Lidls! The bar of chocolate only comes in a large side (200g) - this is a downside as it means that it is hard to not eat the whole bar! However, ...  Read the complete review

dreamer87
Dairyfine Milk Chocolate: Chocolate time (231 words)
by - written on 23/10/12 (Useful, 116 readings)
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I usually shop at Aldi now as I find I can get so much more food for my money. Gone are the days that I preferred Tesco because of their loyalty card scheme as I soon realised you spend a lot more trying to earn the points so it was a false economy. I first tried Aldi's Dairyfine milk chocolate when my um recommended it to me. She regularly bought it for herself and my sister who also liked it so I bought a bar at a little over 30p for 100g bar. The packaging was blue in colour and the brand name Dairyfine was written similarly to Dairy Milk, the Cadbury brand. I was very pleasantly surprised by this chocolate upon tasting it, it was sweet, creamy, ...  Read the complete review

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