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Cadburys Nibbles, by God they're good!!!

Cheers,

Roo

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Roo Lee <(Address removed)> said:

Cadburys Nibbles, by God they're good!!!

Cheers,

Roo

Never even heard of em before... Ill be getting some a lunch to confirm your claim ;0)

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Suddi Ravioli <(Address removed)> said:

Roo Lee <(Address removed)> said:

Cadburys Nibbles, by God they're good!!!

Cheers,

Roo

Never even heard of em before... Ill be getting some a lunch to confirm
your claim ;0)

Be careful mate, they're dangerously addictive, basically Cadburys buttons filled with caramel, genius!

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Roo Lee <(Address removed)> said:

Cadburys Nibbles, by God they're good!!!

Cheers,

Roo

Get 'em while you can!

Those Krafty feckers will switch the chocolate in 'em for that hideous, brown, chemical concoction marketed as CHOCOLATE flavour candy  faster than you can say Augustus Gloop!

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s M i l e <(Address removed)> said:

Roo Lee <(Address removed)> said:

Cadburys Nibbles, by God they're good!!!

Cheers,

Roo

Get 'em while you can!

Those Krafty feckers will switch the chocolate in 'em for that hideous,
brown, chemical concoction marketed as CHOCOLATE flavour candy faster
than you can say Augustus Gloop!

Do you think Kraft will mess around with the ingredients? Hersheys chocolate tastes like dog chocolate drops, and before you ask, yes, I have tried dog chocolate drops before.

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Roo Lee <(Address removed)> said:

s M i l e <(Address removed)> said:

Roo Lee <(Address removed)> said:

Cadburys Nibbles, by God they're good!!!

Cheers,

Roo

Get 'em while you can!

Those Krafty feckers will switch the chocolate in 'em for that hideous,
brown, chemical concoction marketed as CHOCOLATE flavour candy faster
than you can say Augustus Gloop!

Do you think Kraft will mess around with the ingredients? Hersheys chocolate tastes like dog chocolate drops, and before you ask, yes, I have tried dog chocolate drops before.

Kraft exists to maximise shareholder dividends and specialises in creating extremely inexpensive fake cheese which it sells at real cheese prices. I'd expect them to minimise costs and maximise revenue in the same way with what was Cadbury's chocolate. Consumers tend to buy branded stuff blind.

The real concern is that Cadbury's have always had a reputation for excellent staff conditions which is another area where costs can be cut, so the downward pressure on UK working conditions is accelerated with this latest corporate deal.

Cadbury's, however, have been selling Milk Chocolate for years which doesn't have much chocolate in it in terms of the real good stuff, cocoa butter, which they've switched for cheap dried milk products.

My dad used to work in Fry's chocolate factory in the 60's, I'll have you know!

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Roo Lee <(Address removed)> said:

and before you ask, yes, I
have tried dog chocolate drops before.

Dog chocolate drops are ace.

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Papa Bendy <(Address removed)> said:

Roo Lee <(Address removed)> said:

and before you ask, yes, I
have tried dog chocolate drops before.

Dog chocolate drops are ace.

Is the 'dog' taste authentic though?

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