Cadbury Dream Real white chocolate

If you consider all of Cadbury's chocolate bars, a large majority of their products which would spring to mind would more than likely contain some form of milk chocolate. Cadbury's Dream however would probably not feature ... more than likely as it is not one of Cadbury's best example of its chocolate products ***Packaging *** The Dream chocolate bar comes in a light blue wrapper. On the front of the bar are white clouds and Dream written in blue font. ***Price*** The price of a standard 45g bar is 50p. My local newsagent sells these however not many stores still sell Dream bars. ***Chocolate Bar*** The Dream chocolate ...  Read the complete review

I thought I knew my chocolate, so when my sister bought me a bar of Cadbury's Dream white chocolate last week and told me it had been around for years I was shocked as I've never noticed it before. It comes in a lovely light blue wrapper which is decorated with clouds, it's a nice wrapper but I can see why it's been overlooked as it doesn't exactly stand out amongst the brighter and more interesting chocolate bars in the shelves. The bar I had was a thin one which cost around 20p, it's the same size as the old Wildlife bars that my daughters' used to eat. As I said, it's white chocolate and I'm not much of a white chocolate fan so I wasn't overly ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury dream - A bar of white chocolate It's always going to be hard to launch something new which is in direct competition with another brand, unless you are well established like Cadbury and you have easy access to advertisement then that part becomes easy and it just comes down to the question. Is my product good? Unfortunately for Cadbury with the dream I just don't think it come close to matching the competition with this white chocolate. How it lasted 7 years I don't know because if i walked into a shop and say the Cadbury's dream next to lets say a milkybar, i know for sure that I wouldn't be spending my money on a Cadbury's dream. My ...  Read the complete review