Cadbury is gearing up for Christmas 2024 with a nostalgic twist, bringing back a beloved 90s chocolate bar and introducing a special anniversary selection box. The festive range also includes new advent calendars, popular returning favorites, and classic Christmas treats, offering something for every chocolate lover.
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Cadbury’s Pinky bar, a popular chocolate treat in Australia and New Zealand, has returned to UK stores like B&M, much to the delight of chocolate lovers. The bar, featuring a pink marshmallow and caramel encased in milk chocolate, has been praised for its delicious taste and nostalgic appeal. Meanwhile, Cadbury continues to face calls for a dedicated s’mores bar after confusion over a recently launched product.
Cadbury’s new &More chocolate bars have been a hit with some, but others have been left confused and disappointed by the packaging, mistaking it for a S’mores flavor. This has sparked a call from fans for Cadbury to release an actual S’mores bar, highlighting the demand for such a treat. Meanwhile, Cadbury is also partnering with Lotus Bakeries to bring a new Biscoff-flavored chocolate to the UK in 2025.
Chocolate lovers rejoice! Cadbury’s Top Deck, the iconic chocolate bar from the 90s, is making a grand comeback in the UK. Featuring a delectable combination of classic Dairy Milk chocolate on the bottom and a generous layer of creamy white chocolate on top, Top Deck is sure to satisfy your sweet cravings. The beloved bar will be available in Tesco supermarkets and Booker from mid-June onwards, and in numerous other retailers nationwide from July. Cadbury’s Top Deck is being revived as part of the brand’s 200th anniversary celebrations, offering a moment of nostalgia for 90s babies. Get ready to indulge in this irresistible treat once more!
Cadbury has discontinued its Dairy Milk Mint bar, much to the disappointment of loyal fans. The mint-flavored treat has been removed from supermarket shelves with no plans to return, as confirmed by Cadbury’s official Twitter account. Cadbury instead recommends trying its Mint Crisp bar as a substitute, but fans of the original Dairy Milk Mint bar express their dismay online. One fan fondly recalls the delightful combination of smooth chocolate and refreshing mint, while others criticize the Mint Crisp as not being a suitable replacement. Despite the mixed reactions, Cadbury maintains a commitment to adapting its product range based on evolving consumer preferences.
Cadbury’s new Caramilk Crunchie Bites have sparked mixed reactions among shoppers, with some expressing concern over the discrepancy between the product’s packaging and its actual appearance. Despite this issue, anticipation remains high for the new treat, with many eager to try it.
Described as ‘Caramilk caramelised white chocolate bites with scrumptious honeycomb pieces,’ the bites have garnered both positive and negative feedback on social media. While some have voiced excitement and approval, others have pointed out that the actual chocolates bear little resemblance to their depiction on the packaging.
The brand has not yet released a statement addressing the concerns raised by consumers.
