Cadbury's in General

There are biscuits, chocolates and even cakes all available from the Cadbury brand. For many years I have been buying chocolates from Cadbury and always find them to have the most delicious chocolate available!They have so much to choose from including the likes of Flake and Twirl two of the best chocolates I have tasted in my time eating Cadbury make chocolates. All their chocolate's are mostly delicious but there is the similar taste to all of them chocolates there about them. You can just feel that same chocolate taste being there about the chocolates. When you eat Flake and Twirl you can easily tell the similar taste between the two. They make some of ...  Read the complete review

Cadburys dairy milk Unless you have been living on Mars you will have heard of Cadburys Dairy Milk, but just in case here are a few more details, along with my thoughts on the product Package Cadburys are always updating the packaging to keep their products looking modern, but always keeping the main characteristics so they are easy to recognise. Currently the background colour is an enticing purple, with the dairy milk logo written in large letters with the easily recognisable symbol of the milk being poured in the letters. There is also a picture of a delicious piece of dairy milk that you just want to pick off the packet and ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's, well what can I say. A chocoholics dream.
A company that makes a huge huge ever expanding products from their plain milk chocolate bars to the boxes of roses.

I think it's fair to say Cadbury's is somewhat of a British institution. Great tasting chocolate...a pint and a half making it a bar and a half and all that... No doubt the majority of the population at some point or other has visited the main factory in Bournville, near Birmingham. I went as a child and I have to be brutally honest - I was disappointed. Naturally, health and safety means you're limited to where you can go, and the point when you go around in a car to learn some history is quite cheap, or at least it was when I went which has to be over a decade ago now! Founded as long ago as 1824 by John Cadbury, it's seen various changes over the ...  Read the complete review

Cadburys is my favourite main stream brand of chocolate. Cadburys was first set up in Birmingham, England in the early 19th century. Back then, the firm only sold coffee, tea and hot chocolate. Today its headquarters is in London, and the company produce numerous types of chocolate but also own a number of soft drinks brands, including Dr Pepper. The most famous chocolate bar from Cadburys is the dairy milk bar. This is usually sold in a bar which weighs about 50g and costs around 55p, although you can find it cheaper in some newsagents, or at Home Bargain stores where it today cost 39p. Other popular chocolate bars include Flakes, Twirls, Mini ...  Read the complete review