Cadbury Milk Chocolate Fingers

Sometimes you just want a small biscuit with your cuppa, you know just a little nibble to see you by. Just a small taster till teatime. So if you like chocolate and I just adore the stuff what sweet delight do you choose. Well at just 3-4 inches long and less than 1/2 an inch in diameter, in fact about a finger size Cadbury's Chocolate Fingers are a most excellent choice dude. They are readily available in most biscuit stockists and at about £1.09 - £1.20 for approx 25-30 little digits a pretty good buy. That makes each finger about 3p -4p The purple coloured packaging with the large word FINGERS written across it's front tells you you are picking up a ...  Read the complete review

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Cadbury's Chocolate (little) fingers have been on the market ever since 'Adam was a lad', as the expression goes. In common with several other chocolate favourites like 'Walnut Whip' and 'Wagon Wheel', they have shrunk. Now they have appeared as 'shrunken fingers' and been repackaged in a tub. (OK its a different product according to the manufacturer but if the 'other kind' shrinks any more, there will be no difference.) So, what are these biscuits anyway? They are (pinkie-sized) fingers of shortcake biscuit, dipped in Cadbury's milk chocolate. I believe that you can still get them dipped in white ...  Read the complete review

The original chocolate fingers were made by the Burton food group which was formed in 1939, in 1986 Burton merged with Cadbury's and these fingers are marketed under their name. I have eaten many chocolate fingers they are very popular at children's birthday parties. These chocolate fingers are about the diameter of an adult little finger and a little longer than the little finger, the description finger fits them well as they are a rounded biscuit similar to a finger size. (I am of course talking about the standard sized chocolate fingers I believe there is a larger variety available now.) When I was a child of course there was only the ...  Read the complete review

Cadbury's Chocolate Fingers......... A Finger of Fudge is just enough....Oh hang on a minute that's not right. Well anyway Cadburys Chocolate Fingers are not really enough. I find myself eating a whole packet when I decide to buy them at the weekly shop and afterward still feel as though I could eat another packet or two. Now don't get me wrong I absolutely love these little chocoalte fingers and even though you get 150 grams in a box I just need more. For the price they are pretty reasonable and if you can get them on a special offer than that is even better. They usually come in at just under £1.50 pence but I think the last time I ...  Read the complete review