The Intense Chocolate Hit (Cadbury Twirl)

Member Name: fluidfernando

Product:	Cadbury Twirl
Date:	07/02/05 (904 review reads)
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Advantages: Two fingers, Cheap for the content, Very rich chocolate

Disadvantages: Leaves you wanting more!

Twirl is a chocolate bar made by Cadbury's alongside loads and loads of gorgeous chocolate bars to compete with - but does Twirl beat off the competition?? I would say so :D

Twirls retail at varying amounts as you would expect - anywhere from 30p-50p, it is a very standard price for a chocolate bar. Below is the nutritional information for a Twirl:

PER FINGER:

Energy: 475kJ / 115kcal
Protein: 1.5g
Carbohydrates: 11.9g
Fat: 6.6g

Considering that there are two fingers in each pack - just simply double up the numbers for the nutritional value.

WHAT DOES TWIRL LOOK LIKE?

Twirl is packaged in two fingers about 5 inches long, in a striking purple and yellow foil.

WHAT DOES TWIRL TASTE LIKE?

Years ago, there was Flake - I am sure most of you remember Flake, it was a beautiful rich, dark chocolate that broke up into your mouth when eating it. Imagine the Flake with another layer of chocolate around it to prevent the flakes of chocolate dropping to your lap - this is a Twirl - it is essentially the same as a Flake, but with chocolate dipped around it

--- YES VERY MUCH LIKE A DIPPED FLAKE, BUT YOU GET TWO TWIRLS FOR ONE FLAKE AT ABOUT THE SAME PRICE --- Now that is value for money!

As it is very rich in flavour, the two fingers satisfy your sugar/chocolate craving enough for a few minutes before you want another one. It is dark chocolate rather than white chocolate - in case you wondered. Twirl seems to fill your mouth with beautiful chocolate that you keep in your mouth for as long as you can before you swallow it.

Naturally the chocolate finishes within 30 seconds and leaves you wanting a fountain of it or something rather than a bar but weighing the similarity to a Flake now, I would choose Twirl all the time based on the number of fingers and the price for it.

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