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Cadbury Flake (Praline)Newest Review: ... top of bar is resumed, however, with the reassuring sight of folded thin layers of Cadbury chocolate. TASTE The chocolate ... more More Cadbury in Food
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by - written on 23/11/09 (Very useful, 79 readings)
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INTRODUCTION After boozing it up for the last couple of reviews I have decided to return to one of my other favourite review topics, random chocolate bars, preferably produced by Cadbury. Todays review is an adaptation of the crumbliest flakiest milk chocolate in the world - Cadbury Flake Praline. Of course, I'm sure you have all eaten many a regular Flake over the years, and the more nostalgic readers will remember the classic Flake girl adverts. However, Flake Praline is still quite new to the supermarket shelves and was launched in 5 years ago in 2004. I have never come across this bar before so I thought I'd share my first time experiences with you. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/08/09 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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What is it? To me it seems like a regular Flake which has had 3 of its sides (not the top) dipped in a mixture of gorgeous Cadburys chocolate and tiny little hazelnut pieces. It gives the Flake a knobbly shape with only the top resembling the Flake we all know and love! Taste: It taste like a Flake which has been encased in a layer of chocolate and nuts - the chocolate is ever so creamy a little bit crumbly with a thick outer casing tasting like praline with cute little crunchy hazelnuts. It is ever so hard to describe but it tastes that good that my partner was laughing at me whilst I was eating this as I was pulling ever so funny faces with my eyes ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/03/09 (Very useful, 84 readings)
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I was first attracted to Cadbury's Flake (Praline) because it was on special offer, I needed a chocolate hit really badly, having had a heavily stressful day at work and the 3pm slump was looming, and I love Cadbury's ANYTHING!! 3 bars for £1 cannot be beaten and I work with someone who loves chocolate as much as me, so I figured, okay, one for her and two for me...fair don't you think?! Chocoholic speaks......listen! Firstly, you can tell its different from the other Flake bars because its a slightly different packaging....okay, that telltale yellow packaging, inner foil and dark purple writing tell you its Cadburys and a Flake....but the word Praline is in ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/01/09 (Very useful, 113 readings)
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Yum Flake Praline was my favourite chocolate bar when it first came out. Flake with nuts you just cannot beat that combination can you?? I have always enjoyed flake although I find them a bit messy and crumbly. Flake Praline is a normal flake with milk chocolate and praline on the bottom. Each bar is about 5 inches long and just as crumbly as a normal flake. I thought the milk chocolate and praline would hold it together and stop it making such a huge mess but no such luck. Flake praline can be bought in newsagents and some shops each bar costs about 55p. The packaging is yellow like a flake with a deep brown along the bottom and the right hand side with a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/06/09 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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***Cadbury Flake Praline*** I felt like a much needed chocolate fix last night and was desperate enough to walk a third of a mile to my local Tesco's to browse the shelves. I hadn't had one of these in a while, so took it home to eat with my coffee. ***What's it like?*** It comes in the familiar yellow wrapper with the purple writing on, but the difference with this flake is that there is added hazelnut praline. Inside the packet is a flake bar coated with a chocolate covering that has pieces of praline embedded in it. It's appearance kind of reminds me of the chocolate logs that you used to make in cookery class at school. It also ... Read the complete review
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