Cadbury's Flake Reviews

This chocolate bar is a real treat and is something to unwind to after a hard and stressful day at work. It doesn't fill you up and is not really a snack due to its light a crumbly design but after a bad day I find this will cheer me up. It is my comfort food where I can sit on the couch and relax. It gives you lovley sensation in your ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's Flake Description: The crumbliest, flakiest milk chocolate in the world. I am sure that you have all seen these chocolate bars because they have been around for ages. For years, we have seen television adverts with women reclining in amazing looking baths, while they eat a Flake. In practice, nobody has ...  Read the complete review

At the moment I am trying to be good and loose a little bit of weight before our wedding next year, but once a week I do buy myself a treat for that weeks efforts. This week's treat took me back to an old favourite of mine, Flake. Having been first produced in 1920 the Flake is one of those chocolate institutions that will no doubt be around for ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's Flake is another classic from cadbury's. It consists of a long thin bar of rich creamy melt in your mouth milk chocolate that is made to crumble in your mouth to give a luxurious, if messy, treat. However do take care if your in a nice outfit as it is so easy to drop bits on chocolate ha. The quote that comes with the ...  Read the complete review

i really like the look of the packet,its bright and colourful and really stands out on the shelf,altough i must say its very hard to pick a chocolate bar because there is so many to choose from.i really enjoy a flake when i have ice creams and now and again just on its own.i like the fact it just crumbles wen you bite it.the problem i hav when ...  Read the complete review

The Flake chocolate bar has been around for a very long time, it was developed in 1920 by a Cadbury employee by mistake. He found that when the chocolate moulds were drained off, the chocolate fell off into a stream and created folded flaky chocolate. It is a very popular brand and is famous for its delicious taste and crumbly texture, ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's Flake, it's in a league of it's own. A chocolate bar that I truly love but I sometimes refuse to eat down to the messy score! The flake bar comes wrapped in a yellow wrapper which are my least favourite part of this bar (but I will come back to that). The nutritional info is:- 170 Calories 17.7 grams of ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's flake is often said to be the crumbliest chocolate bar on the current market, with it's smooth and melting like texture. I absoloutely adored my first try of it and for only 40 odd pence I am more than sure that I will run into one quite soon! The main reason for my addiction to this chocolate bar is because of the taste after ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's Flake is quite a nice chocolate bar and it's unique but it isn't really worth it for the price. You get a 34g bar for 49p, which is pretty expensive. The chocolate bar comes in a long yellow wrapper with a purple flake logo on it, which is shiny and attractive. There is also an image of what the inside looks like. The wrapper ...  Read the complete review

The Cadbury flake is a chocolate bar that is made up of Cadbury chocolate which I really like, however its basically really thin layers of the chocolate put together, it makes the chocolate really delicate and if your not careful it does literally flake off in your hands when eating it. I think because of the difference in how its made ...  Read the complete review

This can only be a 5 out of 5, it's a brilliantly unique chocolate and is something of a rarety in the chocolate market. There are alot of similar tasting chocolates out there, and something that grates me there are alot of lesser chocolates out there looking into similar categories in chocolate making, so when i first discovered Cadbury's Flake ...  Read the complete review

Flake is a chocolate bar made by Cadbury. The Cadbury Flake bar comes in a bright yellow wrapper with the Flake name in the purple Cadbury signature colour, there is also a little purple band around the bar again to remind you of Cadbury and on the end there is a bit that actually looks like the flake inside so you know what to expect ...  Read the complete review

I'll take you through it step by step... - open the foily wrapper and smooth it out on your desk/worktop - lift the crumbly flake and take a bite...slowly, you dont want any bits to fall - remember to lean over the aforementioned wrapper with your hand cupped under your chin 'just in case' - put down the crumbly flake and ...  Read the complete review

They are really, really flaky. I can't seem to eat one of these without getting 'splinters' of chocolate all over the place. I find it kind of ironic that these are marketed to women given that they are the chocolate bar most guaranteed to ruint your clothes! But the flakiness texture is pretty pleasant. It gives that is otherwise ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury Flake is a bar of thinly folded delicious Cadbury's chocolate produced in the UK, Canade, New Zealand, Australia, Ireland and South Africa by the Cadbury UK. The product was first developed in 1920 and was founded by an employee of Cadburys, when excess from the moulds was drained off, it fell off in a stream and created folded ...  Read the complete review

Flake has just taken the place of my favourite chocolate bar. For years I avoided them as I had a stale one on an ice cream and it put me off for years. But now I can't get enough of them. For the purpose of the review I decided to eat two flakes while writing just to ensure it was an accurate review, I wasn't been greedy honest I did for you ...  Read the complete review

No one knows why or can describe how but flakes are just sooo much nicer than most chocolate bars out there, yes they are made by cadbury's and are just chocolate much like a dairy milk, but for some reason, probably due to its flaky crumbly state, its just way nicer and seems to have much more flavour to it! The cadbury website ...  Read the complete review

In 1920 a Cadbury employee overfilled a chocolate mould and noticed how the excess formed a layered chocolate effect, this crispy, subtle chocolatey taste obviously tickled the employees fancy and is probably the most indulgent chocolate bar about, its something I love and I think most other people do too. When I was little the ...  Read the complete review

Flake was developed in the early 1900s for cadburys and has been hugely popular ever since. In my opinion Cadburys is the best chocolate around, you really cannot beat it. Dairy milk has a taste like no other and no other brand even seems to come close. Flake is a fantatsic version of Cadburys chocolate and the texture compliments the ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's Flake ~What is it~ Flake is a folded milk chocolate bar that was first developed in 1920 by Cadburys. The way that the milk chocolate is made, makes the flake crumbly, and it flakes, hence the names. It cost about 50p at Tesco.com and weighs 32g. ~Is it tasty~ When you bite into the flake, the creamy milk ...  Read the complete review