Cadbury's Roses Reviews

At this time of year there are always a lot of sweets around my office, my home and my parents' home. It is really hard to avoid them! Anyway, best put avoiding sweet stuff off until the new year, make that new year's resolution! My favourite type of 'Christmas sweet' is Cadbury's Roses. I love the selection available. In the Cadbury's roses ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's roses have always been something that I identify Christmas with due to the hundredweight of boxes of them that seem to end up in my parents home. I think the quality has deteriorated over the years but they still have their benefits. Firstly they are small and the odd one or two are nice to eat as you're passing by the sofa ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's Roses have been around for god knows how long! I remember eating them for birthdays and Christmasses for years and years, probably since I was about 7, which was 13 years ago! They were delicious back then, and luckily they haven't changed too much. Cadbury's Roses, for those unknown to the product, is a selection ...  Read the complete review

Cadburys Roses are one of the longest serving tins of chocolates on the supermarket shelf, this has been around for a good while now. These are great for a gift, I would associate them with Christmas time. The look? These come in 400 gram boxes or the massive tins, These are royal blue colured with red roses on them, hence ...  Read the complete review

The run up to Christmas really wouldn't be the same without the Supermarkets bringing out their festive goodies ready to tempt you as you walk by and if you have been into Asda, Tesco or Morrison's recently you'd be hard pressed to miss the mountains of chocolate tins that have appeared. Out of the usual suspects of Quality Street, ...  Read the complete review

I was fortunate enough to receive a nice box of roses recently as a gift. Weighing in at 975g (inc wrappers) this was quite a large box, which I must admit, I was quite pleased about as the chocolates inside were delicious. The packaging: The smaller boxes are usually shaped in a manner as shown in the above picture. My box is, ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury roses are a great chocolate choice when giving a gift of chocolates to someone, I just wrote a review on the mars celebrations which I said I would give them as a gift if I was getting someone chocolates, and I myself would prefer celebrations however if I were to give a gift of chocolates to an older person, say my mum for example I would ...  Read the complete review

Roses are a chocolate assortment. They contain 11 different types of chocolate. All of which are of a different flavour & all of which are covered in Cadbury's Dairy Milk Chocolate. The contents range from fondant creams & runny caramels to solid chocolate & chewy toffees. One of the things that I like about them is that ...  Read the complete review

I have a wonderful, thoughtful fiancé who likes to buy little presents now and then to let me know I'm loved and thought of regularly! Roses come in a tall, widening cardboard box and within the box is lots of individually wrapped 'Roses' chocolates. There is 10 varieties available and there is around 40 chocolates in each box. This ...  Read the complete review

Cadburys Roses are always something I associate with the festive season. This is probably due to the fact that my mum's house is full of huge tins of all the various chocolates come Christmas Day and I rarely have the inclination to buy them any other time of the year unless given them as a gift like this instance. Roses are one of ...  Read the complete review

There are two main competing brands of miniature chocolates - Roses and Quality Street. I don't actually think that one has a particular edge on the other - each is as delicious as the other. Roses are an extremely delicious variety of chocolate, and although they are very expensive (a box costs about £3, a huge tin costs about £5), you'll see ...  Read the complete review

Sometimes for reasons unknown I just feel like eating some of the chocolates from the Roses box. This clearly means that I have to go out and buy them. Cost me £3.21 from Sainsburys buy prices do obviously vary. The box itself has hardly changed over the years-still with its royal blue colour and white swirly lettering. They have ...  Read the complete review

Cadburys is one of the finest manufactures of chocolates! They offer all sorts to us, from Dairy Milk chocolates to Crunchie bars to name just two of your typical bars. They also do seasonal options such as the Easter Egg options and the giant sized bars at Christmas. There is one treat option which is available all year round, although more ...  Read the complete review

Say thank you with Roses. I do like fancy boxes of chocolates but sometimes nothing beats a good old box of Cadburys Roses. They are not the most sophisticated or posh box around but they do have lovely, high quality chocolates that everybody seems to love and always go down a treat when given or received as a gift. Cadburys ...  Read the complete review

Roses are a typical thank you present. The attractive box and the choice of sizes you can buy make them always the thank you present I buy. The box I most recently ate was a 400g box which where bought from Morrisons lately as they were on offer for around £2 if I remember correctly. The box is a beautiful blue with Cadbury ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury' Roses are great, but they are so moreish! You can't just have one, or two, or even three! One you have had one your hand just keeps going back for more! You can buy them in different sized tubs, from fairly small ones to large tins, usually given as presents at Easter. They have a selection of sweets, each is individually ...  Read the complete review

I'm supposed to be on a diet, but obviously my nan didn't listen to me when I told her this as for easter she has bought me a large tin of Cadbury's Roses, all to myself?! I'm easily tempted by attractive tins and the thought of what's inside so of course last night I sat down and indulged in a few of the sweets. Each sweet ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury roses are the classic box of chocolates that I always end up getting from someone on my birthday and at christmas. We alsways get through two tins at christmas plus any boxes that people have bought us. They are very nice chocolates and I think I prefer to have these than other boxes of chocolates like after 8's because there are different ...  Read the complete review

COST: On special offer at my local Morrisons = £1.99 for a 400g box (includes sweet wrappers) NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION (per 100g): Calories: 480 Kj: 2,010 Protein: 3.9g Carbohydrate: 65.4g - of which sugars: 57.3g Fat: 22.5g - of which saturates: 12.9g Fibre: 1.2g Sodium: ...  Read the complete review

I currently have by my side a box of Cadbury Roses which I received on Mother's Day and I am yet to polish off. As mentioned in my last review of Galaxy Mini Eggs I find chocolate a lovely soothing cure for a cold or sore throat and once again I have both. Our little boy has a bad case on tonsillitis and inevitably I have become rather ill myself. ...  Read the complete review