Milkybars are absolutely scrummy! They're irresitable to most people and are ideal for both adults and kids. The white milk chocolate comes in the form of bars and buttons in various sizes and has been around for yonks! I buy mine from Tesco which sets me back around 50p for a small (and i mean very small) bag of the Milkybar buttons. I find this quite high and usually keep my eye out for offers, and i only buy these occasionally anyway. The buttons are also available in multi packs which work out alot cheaper at £1.04 for 4 small packets. The packaging of milkybar varies as it comes in various forms as mentioned before (buttons, bars), but the ...  Read the complete review

White chocolate.... It's not really chocolate is it? Apparently not if my wife's view is anything to go by. She seems totally convinced that white chocolate is a wonderful, pure alternative to that dirty brown stuff. That's why my 4 year old lad, to whom we never ever give brown chocolate can roam around the house like a free spirit on sweetie day (Friday, to you and I), happily popping white buttons in his gob like there is no tomorrow, with a huge grin because there's a giant loophole in Mums zero chocky policy and he has found it! Fairplay to the lad, I'm saying nothing just in case he spills the beans and tells her that Guinness is ...  Read the complete review

My grandson is almost 17 months and the last time he came to visit and stay for tea, he was a little tired after his meal and started to become a little grumpy and I had to keep him awake, and then he would go to sleep at his usual bedtime and so my hubby took him for a walk to Tesco to wake him up a little and he asked him to choose a sweet from the shelves and he chose these white chocolate buttons lol. They were priced at 40p for a little mini bag, and the bag is a different colour to the one shown above, the one I am reviewing is a nice bright yellow colour and plastic and I think it was the bright colour that attracted my grandson and the bag has a little ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge fan of white chocolate and specifically Milkybar so when I noticed that Milkybar also do buttons I was quite happy with myself! They come in a pack different from the one shown above. The pack is around 9cm wide and 13cm tall and has a cartoon picture of the milkybar kid on the front holding a glass of milk. This makes the pack more appealing to children as it shows a cartoon character on. "Milkybar White Chocolate Buttons" is shown in a deep navy blue colour. I think that these are aimed more to children than adults, not just because of the cartoon picture on the front but because it also has information stating that one ...  Read the complete review

I'm not a massive fan of white chocolate in general, it is way too sweet and sickly for me and I generally prefer something with a bit of a bitter kick. If I do ever buy white chocolate I tend to buy the only brand I can tolerate... Nestle Milky Bar. I have two girls, age 2 & 4 and while I do try and avoid giving them chocolate on a regular basis... your only a child for a short time and chocolate is one of the great wonders of the world in my eyes and it would be cruel to deny them completely. On the other hand chocolate and a 2 year old can be an incredibly messy experience, and being dim it didn't even occur to me that giving them white ...  Read the complete review