How does Cadbury create a new bar - and should its chocolate be stored in the fridge? We visit Bournville as it celebrates its 200th birthday
With so much heritage behind Cadbury, and a devoted following for its products, creating new products and dispensing with old ...
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Friday 13th is lucky for some!
Cadbury World counters cursed calendar date with free entry for all those celebrating their birthday on Friday 13th September ...
The art and science of managing brand transgressions
Learn how brands can navigate reputational crises effectively with actionable guidance and real-life case studies in this ...
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Legoland Discovery Centre & Cadbury World
where you’ll zap up the ingredients to make a Cadbury Dairy Milk! Please note: The event information above has been added by the organiser. Whilst we try to ensure all details are up-to-date we ...
Cadbury Brunch bars shrink by 12.5% due to ‘higher input costs’
Cadbury has shrunk its Brunch bar multipacks by 12.5% without any fall in shelf prices. The former 5x32g packs of the Raisin, ...
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I swapped milk chocolate for the 99% version and there's only one I'm eating from now on
Cadbury's Dairy Milk, for example, has the following ingredients listed on a packet: Dark chocolate is a different product. In some cases, this difference is only slight and a dark chocolate bar ...
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I switched from milk chocolate to 99% chocolate after quitting ultra-processed food
This is the ingredients list for a Cadbury's Dairy Milk, for example, but it goes for most of them: Sugar Cocoa butter Cocoa mass Vegetable Fats (palm, shea) Emulsifiers (E442, E476) Flavourings Dark ...