Cadbury Clusters

I was in Poundland today and spotted six bags of Cadbury Clusters for a pound. Actually Claribelle had mentioned them a couple of weeks ago but its taken this long for our branch to get them in. Nutritional Information Per bag Calories 175 Sugars 23.0g Fat 8.2g These are really nice and very, very moreish. I just had a bag, but I could quite easily have eaten two. The clusters are small, well erm clusters of raisins and cornflakes coated in Cadbury chocolate. When I was eating them I was reminded of Lion Bars or Picnics, except in cluster form not a bar obviously. The cornflakes are ...  Read the complete review

As I write this, Cadbury seem to be on the verge of being taken over by the giant American Kraft company. I'm not overflowing with joy at the prospect, and neither it seems are most chocolate lovers in Britain, but almost all Cadbury's shares are controlled by institutional shareholders who probably care a lot more about their bank balances than their palates (the philistines!) so one assumes that after a bit of horse-trading the deal will go through. That being so, it seemed appropriate to test a Cadbury product to give some sort of snapshot of how they're doing. Cadbury Clusters are, the packet says, "clusters of crunchy flakes & juicy raisins ...  Read the complete review

***Cadbury's Clusters*** I have been dying to try these for a while now, but couldn't bring myself to pay what I thought was quite a high price for them. However, after reading many reviews on Dooyoo - this week I succumbed... ***What are they like?*** This is a chocolate snack that comes in red packet and contains little clusters of raisins and cornflakes covered in Cadbury's milk chocolate. It is the type of think you might have made yourself as a child I suppose. The red packet has the usual purple Cadbury logo and has 'New' highlighted on the front. The packaging is quite good I think at displaying quite a bit of information on ...  Read the complete review

I thought I would give these a try as I found them in my local Homebargains at the very reasonable price of £1 for 6 small bags (37g each). Supermarkets also sell a larger bag at 150g. They are packaged in a very attractive shiny red foil bag, with the trademark Cadury's purple detail on the front. The front of the pack also shows you a picture of what the clusters look like, basically raisins and cornflakes covered in a very thick milk chocolate. It is a combination that really works. Thick, creamy tasting chocolate, chewy sweet raisins and crunchy cornflakes. They taste really moreish and one little bag was gone in a few seconds. But maybe that's ...  Read the complete review

Yummy :) I saw the small packets of these in the shop at work, I had to have some as I'm a complete chocoholic and they looked lovely. I must say I wasn't disappointed, they were lovely! They are basically chocolate cornflake cakes with raisins in. This seems like a simple concept but they are very nice. --Taste-- The usual deliciousness of Cadbury chocolate mixed with cornflakes and juicy raisins. These taste lovely. But don't just take my word for it, buy a packet and try them for yourself. --Amount-- As seems to be the case with most chocolates these days the packet is fairly large but only about 3/4 ...  Read the complete review