Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons Dessert Twinpot

Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons Dessert Twinpot was my yoghurt of the day today and after a small but delicious pasta lunch I decided to indulge in one of these and treat myself! The dessert is provided in a purple pot which can be snapped in two so that you can lift up the section containing the Cadbury's buttons and mix these in to the thick chocolate yoghurt. This is the standard for these Cadburys products and the only difference is the label on the top of the pot which shows some Cadbury's buttons and some of the yoghurt on a spoon (yum!). The taste of the yoghurt is delicious, it's very chocolately and has that distinctive Cadburys kick to it. ...  Read the complete review

I've tried several of the Cadbury's Twinpots recently and each one I say is my favourite as they are all absolutely divine. My current 'favourite' is the Buttons version which is absolute chocolate heaven - unfortunately with a calorie content to match! A Twinpot is like Müller Fruit Corner's very naughty big brother. The dessert comes in a pot which is sectioned into two, the thick chocolate dessert fills the larger compartment while there is a fairly generous pile of Cadbury's Buttons in the smaller section. It's completely up to you whether you tip the buttons all into the dessert and give it a good old mix, or alternatively you can eat them separately ...  Read the complete review

I'm a huge chocolate fan as you may have gathered from my numerous reviews of the sweet stuff it it's many guises. I love to try anything new from Mr. Cadbury and this new creamy, yoghurty style dessert is no exception. My eye was caught by these one day in Tesco whilst I was searching for my usual brand of yoghurt. The Milk Buttons Twinpot which I'm reviewing here is in a circular bright bluey purple tub which stands out on the supermarket shelf, it has a picture of a spoonful of chocolate buttons on the lid and the words Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons. The pot is split into two sections with the buttons on one side and the chocolate yoghurt on the ...  Read the complete review

Last week I wrote about the Cadbury Flake twin pot, which I had bought along with the Cadbury buttons twin pot when they were on special offer. This product is basically a sort of yogurt dessert, which has one section of chocolate yogurt and one section of Cadbury buttons, which can be mixed together. The dessert comes in a purple plastic pot, which is split into two sections, with a join that can be folded over so that you can tip the buttons into the yogurt. I had liked the taste of the flake version of this product, but found that the dry, crumbly texture of the flake pieces made it taste heavy and quite sickly. I had hopes that this ...  Read the complete review

As the last two of my reviews have been based of fruity flavoured yoghurts - the choice I usually opt for - I decided I'd do the next one on something more chocolatey sweet. Yes, it's time for another Cadburys Chocolate yoghurt review, and this time it's the Cadburys Dairy Milk Buttons! I love Cadburys Buttons; they're so creamy and melt in your mouth rapidly! I hoped these buttons would be just as delicious! On the front of the split pot, mounted onto the shiny purple lid, there is an image of a spoon. This was one of the first things to draw me closer. On that spoon there is a tasty looking pile of luscious chocolate yoghurt, and piled on top of that you ...  Read the complete review