Cadbury's Roses

Description: Cadbury's Roses are a selection of individually wrapped miniature special occasion chocolates created by the British ... more

Cadbury's Roses ... confectioners, Cadbury-Schweppes. A common stand-by gift choice due to the variety of contained chocolates, they are most frequently advertised with the classic slogan of "Say thank you with Cadbury Roses" in the UK and Australia, and "Thank you very much" on television advertisements. They are an extremely common gift on Mother's Day and sell well throughout the Christmas period.

Newest Review: ... you with the sight of dozens and dozens individually wrapped in bright wrappers. With a selection of 10 varieties to chose ... more

... from there really should be something for everyone and to give you an idea on what you can expect these are the chocolates you can chose from: Dairy Milk - Classic chunk of Milk Chocolate in a familiar blue wrapper Caramel Velvet - A creamy, rich velvet centre covered with milk chocolate in a green wrapper Golden Barrel - Runny Caramel centre with a thin chocolate cover in a golden wrapper Country Fudge - Thin chocolate covered creamy fudge bar in a golden wrapper Hazelnut Whirl - Thick chocolate with a hazelnut ...more

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Cadbury's Roses: "Say Thank You with Cadbury Roses" (623 words)
by - written on 15/08/07 (Very useful, 286 readings)
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Having received a box of these market leading chocolates yesterday for doing a favour for someone at work and having not had a box for sometime I proceeded to munch my way through the box. Similar to Cadbury Heroes and Mars Celebrations these are individually wrapped chocolates however unlike these brands Roses are not branded chocolate (such as Bounty, Snickers etc) with the exception of the Cadbury Dairy Milk. Cadbury Roses were first introduced in 1938 by Bourneville to compete in the twist wrapped assortment market. Roses quickly became one of Bournville's most important confectionery lines. For Christmas 1939, you could buy a morning tea set ... Read the complete review

Where have all the old ones gone (185 words)
by - written on 17/03/08 (Useful, 92 readings)
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Cadburys Roses have been a favourite of mine for a long time until they decided to remove all of my favourite chocolates. The new craze seems to be taking out the variety and replacing them with truffles and squares of chocolate. If I wanted a bar of chocolate I would buy one!. There are only a few of the original flavours left. At one point they even took out these until people complained. I personally am not a fan of truffles, I know alot of people do like them though. At the moment they seem to be the only chocolates on sale. Cadburys Roses have followed this trend and lost its uniqueness. My favourites were the nougat, fudge, orange ... Read the complete review

Cadbury's Roses: 14 different varieties of chocolate. (196 words)
by - written on 19/03/08 (Somewhat useful, 106 readings)
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I am a frequent purchaser of Cadbury Roses. Everyone should know what these are because this product is extremely popular and sells in large volumes on special occasions. One of my favourite special occasions is Mothers Days. I buy the big box myself and keep eating odd chocolate for days. Cadbury Roses are assortment of miniature chocolate wrapped in different colour wrapper bursting to come out of a distinctively blue tin or carton with a rose in the middle. Current set of Cadbury Roses have 14 different chocolates. Here is a list of what is in the box to tempt you guys. Brazilian Darkness, Country Fudge, Hazel in Caramel, Strawberry ... Read the complete review

Orange Chocolate Cream gone, but not forgotten! (74 words)
by Philip Hale - written on 29/10/07
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Never mind the bloody strawberry cream (although they are very good... mmm yum.. ) What happened to the Orange Cream!?!?!?!? I distinctly remember there being an orange cream or similar type chocolate in the Cadbury Roses chocolate boxes..... Now, they aren't in there anymore!!! WHY? They were so much better than any nut - fudge - truffle - nut - caramel - fudge type chocolate which has come to replace my favourite. BRING BACK THE ORANGE I ... Read the complete review

Cadbury's Roses: A NICE BUNCH OF ROSES (CADBURYS) (1014 words)
by - written on 24/01/02 (Very useful, 609 readings)
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There always seems to be a very large amount of chocolate around my house at Christmas. This year there were, among others two large boxes of Cadburys Roses. I am not a huge fan of chocolate, it tastes nice enough but I am not obsessive about it. Some people take this as offensive, but I tend to pig out over Christmas time in several ways and eating is one of them. Cadburys Roses found there way around my house this Christmas, here is my review of them. There are two new sweets in this box of Roses, Chocolate Bite and Noisette Moment. Both are good enough, there are very few sweets that I do not like, the chocolate bite especially I a nice addition. But there ... Read the complete review