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Cadbury Flake (Praline)

 

Description: Cadburys best selling flake bar dipped in Cadburys Chocolate with praline chips.

Newest Review: ... is about 15 cm long. When you open the packet, you can immediately smell a mild whiff of Cadbury chocolate. It is pleasant, ... more

 ... but not too strong. Looking at the Flake from the side, you cannot see the folds of the flake itself, as it is covered in praline. It only peaks out at the top. The praline itself is smooth milk chocolates with ever so tiny hazelnut bits. Warning: This product is not suitable for those of you suffering with either nut or wheat allergies. PRICE AND AVAILABILITY A Praline Flake usually costs me 45 p. I have found it difficult to find this special flake, though. My local Sainsbury's and Safeway do not carry it. By ...more

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Delicate_Orchid1
Premium Review Cadbury Flake (Praline): The Queen of English Chocolate (949 words)
by Delicate_Orchid1 - written on 07.01.06 (Very useful, 657 readings)
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I am a chocolate snob. And as a chocolate snob I have to admit that there are very few chocolate brands or bars that I enjoy. I strongly dislike American chocolate, for example. And I am no fan of English chocolate either. I never understood the appeal of any Cadbury's chocolate bars. I usually buy Swiss and Belgian, the highest quality of all chocolates. It therefore comes as a big surprise to me and everyone who knows me well, that my favorite chocolate bar at the moment appears to be Cadbury Flake with Praline. I will actively seek out this chocolate bar and, believe me, it is not always easy to find. THE PRODUCT Praline Flake ...

mrdead23
Premium Review A interesting taste sensation!!! (435 words)
by mrdead23 - written on 06.01.06 (Useful, 115 readings)
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This brand of chocolate joined the Cadbury's family around October 2004 as part of the 'Flake Family'. In short it is a milk chocolate which is crumbly & flaky and nestled in a rich hazelnut praline. Definately a flake worth indulging in. The original Cadbury's flake, as most people know can be either eaten on it own or added to other various things - such as ice-cream or hot chocolate. Flakes can also be used for toppings on cakes. Before the Praline came out a few other types of Flake bars; the Snowflake (which Anthea Turner shamelessly promoted at her wedding) this is a white chocolate flake - i think this is delicious however can become quite sickly. ...

 
 


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