Cadbury Cocoa

There is nothing so comforting as a mug of hot chocolate; it is an extraordinarily efficient comfort food. It seems to be the hot drink of choice for children and young teenagers and a chocolate fix for chocoholics like myself. Cadburys Cocoa powder can be bouch from many supermarkets and retails at around £1 per smallish pot. It goes a long way! Cadbury's Cocoa has all the advantages of a product that has been around for decades; it is well known and trusted by consumers. I have no hesitation in picking this product off the shelf in terms of quality. The only other consideration that I have is to choose a more Fairtrade product. I ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's cocoa, this reminds me of the summer camps that I used to go to when I was in the girl Guides. A huge pan of milk was put onto the camp fire to heat and then the Guide Leader used to add the cocoa ( which was first mixed along with a little warm milk ) to the hot milk and we used to dip our tin mugs into the pan and enjoy the steaming hot mugs of cocoa while we were sat around the camp fire - not too sure that Health and Safety regulations would allow the Girl guides of today to enjoy that simple pleasure unless thousands of risk assessments were carried out prior to the occasion ! In those days the Cadbury's cocoa powder came in an orange packet or ...  Read the complete review

I've always loved hot chocolate, it's a perfect comfort drink for me, especially on those cold winter nights cwtched up on the sofa with my giant pink fluffy slippers watching the soaps. I'm not loyal to any particular brand though and am always willing to try something new. My friend recommended I try Cadbury Cocoa, "it's not as sweet" she said "but it's definitely chocolatey". Off I popped to sainsburys and picked up a tub. Cadbury cocoa comes in a bright red tub with the deep recognisable purple decorating the front. It quite simply says Cadbury Cocoa on the front of the tub as well as drinking and baking. A 4g serving of this ...  Read the complete review

If I'd never tried any other brand of cocoa, I would have said automatically that this was the best. Cadbury's chocolate is overall not bad for its blend of smoothness and strength, if you are comparing it to other main brands. However! Stick your nose in a tub of their cocoa, then have a sniff of Green and Blacks' cocoa. What a difference! (I would have reviewed Green and Blacks' except that my suggestion was rejected by Dooyoo for some obscure reason). Green and Blacks' is undeniably stronger in smell and taste, and makes a much richer cup of cocoa. Suddenly I feel like I've been cheated all my childhood, into thinking that Cadbury's could never ...  Read the complete review

I recently bought a tub of Tesco's Cocoa powder as I've always like cocoa and prefer it to drinking chocolate which is far too sweet for my taste. I've used it a couple of times before but this time it seemed to have a nasty taste resembling the smell you get from a damp flannel (hmm yes, not very appetising). Anyway, as soon as I got over my disappointment I went back down to Tesco and bought myself a tub of Cadbury's cocoa powder. At more than £1.50 I did flinch slightly at the price compared to the Tesco version but I thought I'd give it a try as I knew Cadbury's products generally tasted very good. I was a little bit confused at this point to be honest because ...  Read the complete review