Because of that, the bar is pretty bland, just a hint of biscuit that, while executed fairly well, just doesn't live up to what is promised on the wrapper. It's a very bold and sweet freeze dried raspberry taste, and while it's fruity, it's really not all that authentic, and it swamps everything else throughout the bar.

Cadbury have a lot better to offer, but if you want to pick these up, I'd say do it quickly before they disappear, they're not really good enough to stick around. Released in 2015, the Puddles bars are the first tablets to contain a soft centered creme filling and although I have only one of them for today, there’s also a mint creme one too. Inferior products, poor chocolate, not a patch on the originals, just relying on our loyalty to the brand names. I know this is relatively old news, but I didn't get a chance to ask if it affected anyone on this sub-editor. uk, the UK chocolate blog that’s on a mission to find the best, the most innovative, the most exciting, and the most unique chocolate on the planet.

I can't say I've particularly noticed it in the last couple of years, but after eating a Cadbury Easter egg a few days ago I get what quite a few people are saying about how it's not quite the same. So if my maths is correct, the quantity of actual unadulterated Dairy Milk in this bar works out at just 40 grams. Light - Have a job that involves long periods of sitting (office-based / driving) or are home-based and sitting for much of the day.

Unfortunately Cadbury chocolate has gone the same way as all the other once decent chocolate brands that got bought up by large multinationals. The whole thing is just too cluttered for my simple tastes, I can understand why some people would enjoy it, but it’s really not my thing.The young people of today live in a tough world so enjoying the lighter side of life is important, and chocolate is ideal for making these moments even more enjoyable.