Cadbury Snaps Mint

These were part of my fiances birthday present from my nephews, I very kindly offered to help him devour them :) Snaps are Cadburys healthy(ish) way of presenting Dairy Milk, They are advertised as 'thin and light' and quite obviously contain less calories and fat than a big chunk of a Dairy Milk bar! What are Snaps? ---------------------------------------- To call them a chocolate version of a pringle would be correct on more than one level; they are the same shape as pringles and are just as addictive and moreish!! Described as "thin and light milk chocolate curves" on the box. When you open the cardboard box ...  Read the complete review

My husband had these a while ago at a works lunch and he came home ranting about how amaing they were. I wasn't about to go out and buy a pack straight away because they were quite expensive for what they were. I did get an opportunity to try a little while a go when my friend bought them over. 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 with that because for a start I wanted to eat them i the same way I eat Pringles but you will see that packaging them in ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury snaps are a thin circular curvy chocolate. This chocolate is available in several flavours milk chocolate orange and mint, there may be a few other flavours too but for this review I shall be appraising the mint one. Inside the tall thin 117g package are about 40 of I pop a complete one in my mouth you can nibble yours more lady like if you wish. The delicious thin curvy sliver of Cadbury mint chocolate undulates and fits around my tongue warm it begins to melt. In the mint one there are ever so very tiny pieces of mint these are harder than the chocolate so you get a grainy texture to the snaps. .Not only is the texture grainy on your tongue ...  Read the complete review

---Chocolate Fiend--- Work sucks. It's true. Today I have had one person ask if they can claim benefits for their cat and another when questioned as to whether the income they were reporting was estimated or actual they replied "roughly accurate". If ever there was a day to bang heads on desk, it was today. "Doi" has been my word of choice and throwing a "don't you people realise how stupid you are" fit has been on my mind the whole day. Thankfully my mood had calmed by the time I got home. Not so thankfully, the dumb rubbed off. After pondering with my flatmate if Bonjela can be used on spots, arguing that you should ...  Read the complete review

Crisps or chocolates, hmmmm this eating delight is a little confusing. At first sight you might be tempted to put them in a snadwich, but open the packet and you are presented with approximately thirty of these lovely little crisp shaped chocolates. They cost just over £1 per pack (at time of writing £1.09 at Asda) which represents quite good value for money. Cadbury Snaps really are perfectly formed. I can best describe them a very thin chocolates. They have little tiny crispy bits inside, so when you bite them you get the 'snap' effect in their name, followed by the creamy melting chocolate. Plenty of flavours to choose from, either plain, honeycomb, orange ...  Read the complete review