Cadburys Fudge Twin Pot is a new version in the ever increasing list of products also available in dessert form by Cadburys. The dessert is provided in a purple pot which can be snapped in two so that you can lift up the section containing the 15-20 small pieces of fudge and these are easy enough to mix these in to the thick chocolate yoghurt by just bending the smaller, Fudge containing, section of the pot. This is the standard for these Cadburys products and the only difference between them all is the label on the top of the pot which shows some of the chocolate yoghurt on a spoon with a few small pieces of chocolate covered fudge on the top. The ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge fan of cadburys confectionary products, in my opinion nothign else really comes close. They are the market leader in most brands that they try. Cadburys dairy milk has a fantastic taste and Cadburys seem to be able to wave that magic wand over everything they do. I was really glad to find out that this flake yoghurt was no exception! The yoghurt comes packaged in a purple plastic tub (traditional Cadburys colours) with a foil peel off lid which keeps the yoghurt fresh. I am not sure how much of the packaging is recyclable though. The lid has pictures of swirly gold colouring, the fudge logo and the cadburys logo. It has a picture of the yoghurt and ...  Read the complete review

**Introduction** Whilst doing a weekly shop today in Morrisons I decided to look at the desserts and came across these as part of an offer which was 3 for £1 which I thought was a decent offer. As well as the Fudge variety I also bought one of the Wispa ones. There are quite a few different Cadbury's desserts already available, including Flake and Crunchie and I had eaten these before and decided to try them again so why not try the others again too?. I'm sure you are all aware of the little Fudge chocolate bars which are one of the smaller chocolate bars on the market and a kids favourite for many years. These normally retail for around 45p and contain ...  Read the complete review

On a recent trip to my local Asda store I spotted the range of Cadburys individual pot desserts on special offer and as I am quite partial to desserts I decided to try one. Although there are various different dessert in this range that are based on the different Cadburys chocolate bars I opted to purchase the fudge one. This dessert comprises of a milk chocolate dessert with milk chocolate coated fudge pieces. As stated I purchased my fudge dessert from Asda where they were on special offer at £0.50 each. I have spotted these desserts before and have been eager to try them but have been reluctant to purchase them at full price as they are rather expensive ...  Read the complete review

I am very keen on desserts, whether I am buying them or making them myself, and love trying out new varieties. I was rather impressed the day I decided to try out the new Cadbury Fudge dessert. It is packaged in a delightful purple tub with 2 sections. On the one side is the delicious chocolate dessert and on the other you find chocolate-coated fudge pieces. This handy little tub also has a 'hinged' section that allows you to bend it in half to easily tip the fudge pieces into the chocolate dessert. The consistency of the dessert is reasonably thick. If you like Cadbury's chocolate you will love the dessert, as it is deliciously creamy. Cadbury ...  Read the complete review