Cadbury Caramel Nibbles

I've seen a lot of these recently and read some encouraging reviews on the site so I thought i'd have to give these a try being a big fan of chocolate and Cadburys caramel. Appearance: In a nice foil looking pack with the traditional yellow and blue Cadburys Caramel colours, with the strange skimpily dressed cartoon rabbit on the pack too, it is a decent looking pack that looks expensive. The bag has a tear strip at the top which is handy and a tad optimistic as if like me you can't open and shut a bag of sweets they're often gone in one sitting. Price: £1.85 for a 175g bag from Tesco which isn't as cheap as some of the offers i've heard of recently ...  Read the complete review

Having been off work for several months with a bad back, I have now been declared fit to drive again, and somewhat depressingly, my petrol-station chocolate habit has immediately recommenced. Its amazing staying in your house for months - somehow I have failed to see any adverts for this new product from Cadburys, and was quite over-excited when I came across them on a 2 bags for £2.50 deal with Nut Clusters, which I have tried before. They are basically like a fatter version of Giant Buttons (another fave of mine), but with a small amount of caramel filling. Cadbury's chocolate always tastes good, and the caramel is creamy and delicious ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to sweets and chocolate, I always try my best to avoid looking at the offers, as I am trying very hard not to consume too much bad stuff. I was very proud of myself lately, I've seen packets of caramel nibbles in all sorts of shops and stores, and managed to walk on by. It's not often Cadbury bring out a new product these days that catches my eye, usually they seem to gimmicky. I have read a few reviews about these nibbles, and have always loved the idea, being a caramel girl, but yesterday, it got too much. Whilst wandering around Sainsbury's at 10am on a Sunday morning, the temptation was just too much. So, I thought I may as well review them to at ...  Read the complete review

I've seen lots of reviews on here about how delicious these are so I couldn't resist picking up a bag from Sainsburys. They cost me £1.79 for a sharing bag which is a little on the expensive side but you got to try these things! Now in theory these should be a really good product being a cross between the ever famous Cadbury's chocolate buttons and Cadburys caramel but do they work? Well, I shall tell you my fellow friends! The 'nibbles' are extremely similar to the Cadburys buttons when you open and peer into the bag. They are circular in shape and brown in colour but I would say that they are slightly more raised than your average button which I'm guessing ...  Read the complete review

When I first saw these advertised around a month ago, I was really keen to try some. However, no matter where I shopped I could never find any! That is until I popped into our local Tescos today to pick up something for tea. Caramel Nibbles are only available in one size, an 175g bag and are found in the confectionary aisle. Currently in Tesco they are on offer for 2 packs for £2.50, also included in this offer are the similar sized bags of giant buttons. Alone, they cost £1.74. This offer ends on 3rd November. The bag is very similar to spot amongst the rest of the chocolate and is instantly recognisable as a Cadbury caramel product. The bag is about 5 ...  Read the complete review