Cadbury Flake Chocolate Bars 23.5g, 6-Count

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Information and statements about products are not intended to be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. But on last night's Comic Relief Celebrity Big Brother, Turner was given the chance to vindicate herself. A delicious combination of fudge, chocolate and rum flavour, Cadbury's Rumba was a genuine 70s delicacy. This was largely down to other, cheaper alternatives on sale across almost all major retailers and smaller brands.

Yea I know that Cadbury aren't known for their white chocolate bars but do the Milkybar's have a rival ? A poster adverting Cadbury’s new white chocolate bar Snowflake may be banned, if the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) upholds complaints that the campaign’s sexual innuendo is too strong. I believe the advert to be successful as the children think it looks really nice and tasty and the parents think it looks good as they will be getting fruit where as the product is mostly made out of sugar. The advert starts off slowly but speeds up as the strawberry gets tied to the aeroplane, there isn't much dialogue only quick comments from the characters. It’s a fairly non-descript finger of milk chocolate, but at least this one looks as though it’s actually finished.

Because of how they are layered upon theirselves, bits of Flake "bars" will fall apart once bitten - and will crumble in one's mouth, releasing a flood of milk chocolate flavor. I E-mailed Cadbury asking if they’ll be bringing these back and they said: “Although this product has been discontinued, we do listen to consumers comments so there is a chance you may see it again in the future”. There is no dialogue through out the advert only very slow and mellowing music and then has the slogan of the product said right at the end. In fact, hundreds of sweet treats have come and gone from shelves over the years, with Cadbury items dominating the list.

Not only did this chocolate bar contain our favourite bubbly chocolate, but it also came in a mint flavour from 1995. Cadbury Flakes are nothing more than sheets of paper-thin milk chocolate which are back rolled over one another -- nothing more. These deliciously tasty toffee chocolate bars were another must-have in our childhood lunchboxes and were first produced by Jacob's, who discontinued the Trio in 2003. Launched in August 2000, it was a crumbly flaked white chocolate inside covered in smooth milk chocolate, a white chocolate-centred version of the Twirl. We loved Cadbury's Marble – with its hazelnut and praline centre – and it seemed that others did too.Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade's adorable daughter Kaavia, 5, recreates her mom's 1991 prom look: 'She definitely wore it better! Over 4000 chocolate lovers have signed a petition to bring back retro chocolate treat Cadbury’s Snow Flake. But still, its legacy remains, with campaigns and petitions to bring the chocolate bar back into production still happening to this day.