Dubble Bar

I've been meaning to review the Dubble bar for quite a while. I first came across it in Oxfam shops, and that's where you still seem most likely to find it. My home town doesn't have an Oxfam, however, so around here the Co-op is the place to go to find one: mine cost 49p. It's very much branded as an "ethical" bar: not only does it use Fairtrade cocoa, sugar and vanilla - making 71% Fairtrade ingredients in all - but it also bears the Comic Relief logo, though (somewhat unimpressively) there's no indication on the wrapper of how Comic Relief specifically is inolved. The bar is made by Divine, who also sell some very nice chocolate under their own ...  Read the complete review

Do you often fancy some chocolate, but feel guilty about eating it? Well here is one that will make you feel good! No not physically; as it's a chocolate bar, full of sugar, cream and butter. But you will feel good; knowing that the money you have used to pay for it may have been earned from your reviews on this site, and most importantly, will guarantee a better deal for the third world producers. The Dubble bar ```````````````````` A Dubble bar is a 40g, smooth milk chocolate bar with caramelised crisp rice, A 'FairTrade' product which is 'Dubbly good' and has added 'Comic Relief' In the Beginning `````````````````````` In ...  Read the complete review