CADBURIES

Originally Posted by Cucco's Revenge

Cadbury is a name, you can't just tack an -ies on. That's not how grammar works

Oh, I'm sorry! Though...

I used to call it Cadbury, but then Keith told me that I was dumb and I was supposed to say Cadburies.

Now I'm confused. ;~;

no, I said it's Cadbury's. Dumbass

Fruit and Nut. That's all I'm sayin'

CADBURY CREME EGGS ARE THE GREATEST THING TO HAVE BEEN PUT IN MY MOUTH!!!!!

I'm allergic to chocolate

Cadbury('s/ies/however the ♥♥♥♥ you say it) is alright, but I've always found it too sweet. Lindt/Sprungli wins hands down in my opinion.



Gahhh, it's like the food form of sex.

Originally Posted by Aurelia

I'm allergic to chocolate

Allergic to a specific ingredient (or, like, cacao)? And do you mean that it actually makes you ill?

Originally Posted by Jinny

Allergic to a specific ingredient (or, like, cacao)? And do you mean that it actually makes you ill?

the cacao ingredient, yeah. Anything that has that I can't eat it or my throat will swell up

I'm sorry to hear that. I really like dark-dark chocolate (like 70% or higher cacao). But there are plenty of other goodies for you to enjoy, I'm sure.

^^

In Canada, Cadbury manufactures Caramilk. All Canadian Caramilk bars are manufactured in a chocolate factory one block west of Dufferin Street between College and Dundas Streets in Toronto. Caramilk has a commercial that tries to fool readers from knowing how Caramilk bars are manufactured, known as the Caramilk Secret. Read here about Caramilk: Cadbury Caramilk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Spoiler: Here is the real Caramilk secret (with facts and evidence):  

Cadbury Caramilk Secret

Its funny cos they are now owned by an American company which is moving the factory to Poland. Or some ♥♥♥♥.

Originally Posted by OneHungryHippo

Yes, because you can only really live a true life by eating chocolate.

Is there any other reason to exist?

Originally Posted by Aurelia

I'm allergic to chocolate

D:
You poor, poor creature!
I have the same kind of allergy, but to aspirin. xD

Originally Posted by Bravo

Ferrero Rocher

GG

/thread

Originally Posted by Aurelia

the cacao ingredient, yeah. Anything that has that I can't eat it or my throat will swell up

*holds you to her bosom* Oh child...

I love cadbury chocolate, it's always a pleaser. My favourite always changes. Here's a critique of some cadbury products, in no particular order of preference.

Flake!

Pros: It's light and flaky. It melts so quickly in your mouth cos of its flaky texture and it's just a bit fancy, really.
Cons: As much as I enjoy the texture it breaks pretty easily and is difficult to eat when driving (see I usually buy chocolate and try to finish it before I get home so I don't have to share with anyone)

Picnic!

Pros: There's so much stuff packed into one of these babies for it to constitute a small-ish meal. For this reason it was one of my favourites as a child (I was all about stretching my dollar as far as I could at the dairy/corner shop when purchasing sweets).
Cons: Now I'm old and it hurts my teeth to chew it.

Time Out!

Pros: It tastes pretty nice, I find it's a bit like a cross between a kit kat and a flake.
Cons: It's a bit boring, imo.

Moro!

Pros: Um
Cons: Yeah nah I don't really like it

Snickers!

Pros: I personally believe that this bar is like a Moro 2.0; it has everything a moro bar has but it also has peanuts so there's this almost-salty hint to every bite.
Cons: wait a minute YOU'RE NOT CADBURY!

Fry's Turkish Delight!

Pros: The filling is quite pretty looking
Cons: Too sweet for me

Pinky Bar!

Pros: It's pink and has marshmallow
Cons: I get sick of it very easily

Crunchie!

Pros: It's hokey pokey center is very crunchy, yet it melts on your tongue pretty fast. Sometimes I take a bite from one end then just rest my tongue on the inside to feel it go all bubbly as it melts almost immediately. This is my idea of fun.
Cons: The hokey pokey filling sometimes melts into these tiny little pebble like things in your mouth and they're kinda silly cos they either take too long to melt or they're too small to chew properly. Is anyone else familiar with this? Or is this just me not knowing how to Eat Properly

Roses!

Pros: WELL! These are by far some of my most favourite chocolates ever. They have a whole selection of flavours to choose from so you could never get bored when you eat a box. From lemon cheesecake to peppermint to coffee truffle, there are so many to choose from. These are typically what I would give to a parent on their birthday or mothers/fathers day. Notice how it's called Roses, when they're actually CHOCOLATES? It's like 2 gifts in one! Pure genius, honestly. And if you give them to your parents they most likely won't be able to finish it all cos it'll be too sweet for them so YOU'LL end up eating them. See why I like Roses so much?
Cons: There are no cons don't be silly

Milk Tray!

Pros: These are pretty fancy and make an excellent gift for a loved one or for yourself (a gift from you to you for being you). The fillings/flavours aren't as adventurous as they are in the Roses box. It's much simpler but it's still very nice.
Cons: A bit on the pricey side but I think it's well worth it.

Cadbury Continental Chocolates!

Pros: Can't get any fancier than these guys here. Yup. If you eat from a box of continentals you're pretty much a m o t h e r f u c k i n g p i m p.
Cons: Oh you're poor? That's too bad

Favourites!

Pros: It has pretty much all cadbury chocolates available in one box, all individually wrapped in convenient "fun size" packages.
Cons: If you don't like all the cadbury chocolates you're always left with a couple of pieces that you don't wanna eat cos you think they're gross. Or when you try to share it out amongst friends, everyone always takes the good ones and lefts the yuck ones behind and then you start trading pieces with one another and someone always misses out on what they actually want. Also the "fun size" is basically the same size as your thumb and where's the fun in that, cadbury?

Blocks of chocolate!
Black Forest Block: Yum
Coconut Rough Block: Yum
Dairy Milk with Crunchie Block: Yum
Duo Block: Ok-ish, I get a bit confused cos they put dark chocolate and milk chocolate side by side and I'm left wondering "well what am I supposed to be tasting here"
Fruit & Nut Block: My dad likes this so I've concluded it's for old people
Roast Almond Block: Oh yes please very good
Turkish Delight Block: Umm not a fan sorry
Dairy Milk Mint Bubbly: Yum
Dairy Milk Mousse Caramel: I haven't even tried you yet!? *rips shirt off*
Bubbly Dark: Don't like dark chocolate all that much, I think it tastes a bit like cooking chocolate and it's just too much.
Caramello Block: It's nice at first but I get sick of it easily
Dairy Milk Block: Yes. Classic.
Dream Block: I love White Coloniser chocolate
Energy Block: Never tried
Macadamia Block: 'Nice and simple
Rocky Road Block: Good. Yum.
Dairy Milk Bubbly: Good stuff.
Dairy Milk White Bubbly: Good.
Dairy Milk Mousse Hazelnut: Haven't tried you either *rips off everything*

You should go out and try all of these. Experiment. *wink* xoxo

There are more chocolates but I'm starting to feel hungry so this post ends -------> here.

^Oh my gooooood *__________*

Originally Posted by Beyoncé

Roses!

Pros: WELL! These are by far some of my most favourite chocolates ever. They have a whole selection of flavours to choose from so you could never get bored when you eat a box. From lemon cheesecake to peppermint to coffee truffle, there are so many to choose from. These are typically what I would give to a parent on their birthday or mothers/fathers day. Notice how it's called Roses, when they're actually CHOCOLATES? It's like 2 gifts in one! Pure genius, honestly. And if you give them to your parents they most likely won't be able to finish it all cos it'll be too sweet for them so YOU'LL end up eating them. See why I like Roses so much?
Cons: There are no cons don't be silly

Originally Posted by Beyoncé

Cons: There are no cons don't be silly

Yes this is the right opinion. <33

Chocolate is a bit too sweet for me, I'm a savory man myself.

Stone me, ostracize me do whatever.

Haters gonna hate.

Originally Posted by Beyoncé

*longass post*

New Zealand chocolate looks so much nicerr D;;;;

would I be correct in saying a Maro bar is essentially a Cadbury Mars Bar?

---------- Post added at 12:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:48 PM ----------

" From lemon cheesecake to peppermint to coffee truffle"

wait whhhhahaaat.

♥♥♥♥♥ send me some of this ♥♥♥♥ so I can taste it because now I feel less patriotic about English Cadbury's D;

Originally Posted by zay

Chocolate is a bit too sweet for me, I'm a savory man myself.

Stone me, ostracize me do whatever.

Haters gonna hate.

Eat dark chocolate.

If you think 70% cocoa is still sweet, try the ones my mom eats: 99% cocoa.

If you find that sweet, you have neurological damage.

I prefer Galaxy chocolate to Cadbury's...

But Cadbury's cream egg is soo good. And I love the "goo" adverts.

Caramel, easy. This stuff is amazing in general, but caramel is my favorite.

Originally Posted by Aurelia

I'm allergic to chocolate

That is worse than my hazelnut allergy.:<

Originally Posted by Malia

^Oh my gooooood *__________*

My reaction also.

The best chocolates ever omg.

Originally Posted by zay

Chocolate is a bit too sweet for me, I'm a savory man myself.

Stone me, ostracize me do whatever.

Haters gonna hate.

I'm going to slap you. So hard.

Twice.

One time for being too busy for the filming of that show and another for this.

WHY DO YOU LET ME DOWN LIKE THIS.

Originally Posted by Bravo

Problem, officer?

that problem is called allergies. ;-; i loved ferrero rocher. :<