Cadbury Fudge Reviews

A simple piece of fudge covered in milk chocolate. They are small and cheap at only 15p yet provide a very tasty snack say for after your sandwiches at lunch time. The milk chocolate is cadbury standard dairy milk which I should imagine very few people have a problem with and the fudge is equally as nice, it may not be as good as some of the ...  Read the complete review

I have always been a huge advocate in the use of fudge, I find it very big and clever : ) When I was little I used to go to Eltham with my grandad and 'help' him with the shopping (more just standing around with a digit jammed in my nose than actually helping). When the shopping had been done we would sometimes go to the ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury Fudge Description: Chocolate bar. Delicious fingers of fudge covered in rich Cadbury's milk chocolate. These have been around for years and are easily recognisable by the bright orange wrapper with purple at both ends and the name written in purple across it. These fudge bars are great if you just want ...  Read the complete review

I don't know why but I always thought the Cadburys Fudge bar was bigger than this when I was little. Costing 15p, this is a throwback in price to the 70's, however its almost like a mini snack rather than a proper chocolate bar. Launched in 1948 its a semi circular chocolate bar, in an orange foil wrapper with purple ...  Read the complete review

The other day I picked up a pack of Cadbury Fudge in Sainsbury's. It had attractive purple and orange wrapper and caught my eye so I couldn't leave it there. I have to take my sons with me when I go out to do the shopping and my elder son always asks for some chips or chocolate. As I am very sweet-toothed I often buy some ...  Read the complete review

A finger of fudge is just enough to give a kid a treat - and adults too. My favourite 'shouldnt but who cares' snack has to be the finger of fudge. At a marvellous 15p for as long as i can remember, this treat never fails to satisfy. The mix of classic high quality cadbury creamy chocolate, along with thick fudge, is the perfect ...  Read the complete review

Very few people are aware that the Cadburys fudge bar was first produced just after World War 11 in 1948. It is only a small bar and probably one of the smallest chocolate bars which are sold separately. To be honest that is probably due to the fact that fudge itself, although delicious in smaller quantities, can be quite sickly if eaten in large ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury fudge, a great tasting chocolate bar for the affordable price of 15p. When I was a little kid I used to really enjoy getting these smaller bars, I would save up all my pennies and go to the shop and get some of these, some freddos and other cheap chocolate small bars all for the same price as a normal big bar, and its good to see that the ...  Read the complete review

I love Cadburys Fudge bars because they make me feel like a kid again and are proper sweet and tasty. It's a thin bar that has got fudge inside and is covered in milk chocolate. The fudge is nice and sweet and it melts in my mouth but not as good as proper fudge. I think the fudge in this is a bit harder than other fudge ...  Read the complete review

Cadburys for me is the best confectionary brand in the world. It is unrivalled by far and I really like a lot of the products they make. They have been going over 100 years and have a lot of traditiona;l products and some new ones too. Their base product is Cadburys dairy milk which is a fantastic tasting chocolate that cannot be beating. Any ...  Read the complete review

Very few chocolate bars can lay claim to having a catchy song that the majority of adults can at least recite the first line of before trailing off into a hum: "A finger of fudge is just enough to give your kids a treat....mmm mmm" As a chocolate addict and child of the 80s, I can complete the song without needing to resort to humming: ...  Read the complete review

I always loved chocolate so generally when in the chocolate aisle I would opt for the standard sized chocolate bar or pack and seemed to always miss out the fudge bar. However when I recently went on a diet I found myself pining for some real chocolate. I saw this with only 60 calories and 2g of fat. Not fantastic as a snack when you are on a diet ...  Read the complete review

Pretty much a Cadbury Fudge bar is a semi circular tube of fudge coated with an external layer of milk chocolate, produced in both small bite sized bars and in larger bars and manufactured by Cadbury plc. Fudge was launched in 1948 and remains popular in both the United Kingdom and The Republic of Ireland. I am too young to remember ...  Read the complete review

I seem to be dawn to ickle wickole chocolate bars at the moment and seem to be revisting some of the things I used to snack on as a child. I'm not sure if this is because I have two small girls myself or because I think that if I eat a smaller bar of chocolate, it's not quite as bad for my mum and hips. We had a little trip out to our ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's Fudge I am a huge chocoholic, and nothing makes me happier than lazing around on the sofa with a nice cup of tea (or bottle of wine, depending on the time of day), a Sex and the City marathon on TV and a nice bit of chocolate. It's my fail safe way of cheering myself up after a long, boring day at work, or if I'm feeling a ...  Read the complete review

Cadburys fudge bars are in the league of quality chocolate bars for pocket money prices- one bar of fudge will cost you 15p. A six pack will cost around 75p in most supermarkets. Introduced in 1948, Cadburys fundge bars are basically a stick of fudge with a flat base, shaped like a semi circle and totally covered in cadburys chocolate. ...  Read the complete review

I think I've got dooyoo on the brain. I was stood in the newsagents by where I work this morning thinking to myself "what shall I buy today for reviewing purposes"? It was then when I decided to go old school and buy a 15p (price marked) Cadbury's Fudge. I hadn't had one for years so decided to make the purchase. You can't ...  Read the complete review

These can be found in all supermarkets such as Tesco and Asda as well as other places such as Newsagents, little tiny shops, petrol stations and so on. They really are everywhere. They can be found in the sweet aisle usually next to the products such as Kinder Eggs and Freddo bars. They are sold singly however can be found in multi packs in the ...  Read the complete review

I bought one of these last week for a trip down memory lane. Although I thought it still tasted delicious, there was something lacking; perhaps it's just because the small bar is now even smaller when you don't have the tiny fingers to match. Fudge bars were first produced by Cadbury's in 1948, so you'd expect the quality taste of ...  Read the complete review

First released: 1948 Brand: Cadbury's Preferred version: 25g (1 bar) ~ Background ~ The fudge reminds me of something that has had its day but if you had nothing else in your bag or pocket to eat then you might as well eat it. My favourite memories tend to be at Christmas time when your granny and aunty buy you ...  Read the complete review