Cadbury Snaps Honeycomb

On receiving a package today from postman. Opened it to find a free sample of Cadbury Snaps just for completing a survey. So I went down the local shop to see they average around £1.79 per pack. Well expensive even to chocaholics not that i am. A little history of Cadburys. Cadbury's have of course been on the go for a long time - in fact it's 100 years since Dairy Milk first hit our streets although the first Cadbury shop was opened in 1824 in Brimingham. This started as a grocery store before it changed in 1831 when John Cadbury became well known for his fantastic drinking chocolate product .But its still the best selling chocolate ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury makers one of the most acceptable chocolates Lots of people prefer Cadbury chocolate to any other. Now in my day my dear we did not get much variety in the chocolate products but in modern times its amazing how many different kinds of chocolate there are. I was treated to a tube of Cadbury snaps this week, the honeycomb one. These snaps are quite new on the market first launched 2004 to help celebrate Cadburys centenary. New flavoured snap chocolates have been added to the originals so now there are 6 flavours milk chocolate, mint, orange, hazelnut coconut and honeycomb. One of the newer flavours launched last year is the honeycomb variety that I am ...  Read the complete review

I have tried the mint version of these and wasn't particularly impressed so when my friend produced these after lunch this week, I wasn't expecting much. Packaging. When I first saw them they reminded me of Pringles because they were packaged in the same way, however when you open the top you will find that they are presented on a plastic, black tray which you have to pull out. I was disappointed withthat because for a start I wanted to eat them i the same way I eat Pringles but you will see that packaging them in this way makes you realise that they can get away with putting less in the box. Smell. When you open the tube you get an ...  Read the complete review

These 'chocolate pringles' as they seem to be known are just delicious, and now there's another flavour. Just when you thought you'd seen everything, those clever chaps at Cadbury have come up with what looks like a packet of chocolate covered Pringles. At just 117g a packet, these light little treats are made up of curved chocolate with bits of rice crispies inside. They come in a plastic tray, with three tiers of curves in it. They taste gorgeous - the thin texture shatters in your mouth, and the nobbly bits of rice crispie give so much surface area, that you're getting a chocolate infusion in your mouth. The chocolate is so thin it immediately ...  Read the complete review

These are a brilliant product, with the high quality that we have come to expect from Cadbury but also a combination of great taste and a texture to die for. However, they are quite unhealthy and are expensive compared to alternative products. The packaging is very good, with a nice design and branding that follows the usual Cadbury style, making it easy to recognise on the shelf. The text is quite clear, but on the bright background it can be hard to read sometimes. The product is always fresh, and intact, with plastic and cardboard protecting them. The packet is easy to open, and can be closed again keeping the product crisp for a couple of days. This ...  Read the complete review