May 6th 2024.
Chocolate lovers, listen up! There's a new twist on the classic Cadbury Freddo bar that has got everyone talking. Yes, you heard it right - the frog-shaped chocolate that has been a hot topic for over a decade due to its rising price has finally caught people's attention for something other than its cost.
Social media is buzzing with excitement over the Freddo 100s & 1000s bars, which are now available through online confectionery retailers. One look at the colorful image of this chocolate filled with rainbow-colored hundreds and thousands, and you'll be hooked. @newfoodsuk shared the picture on Instagram and Facebook, describing it as "pretty cool" with a "nice crunch." And boy, did the comments pour in!
Leanne Bruce exclaimed, "Oh, need to try these! Love a bit of crunch." Kiran Panesar chimed in, "These need to be in supermarkets." Zoey Foster was quick to comment, "I need these!!" while Ella Allen was blown away, saying, "Bloody hell, unreal!" It's safe to say that the Freddo 100s & 1000s have won many hearts with their unique twist.
But of course, there were some who were not completely sold on the idea. Some argued that the original Freddo was still the best, and we should just "LEAVE FREDDOS ALONE!!" And can we take a moment to remember the iconic Cadbury Elves that used to contain popping candy? Ah, those were the days!
If you're wondering where you can get your hands on these delicious treats, they were purchased from an online snack website called Bombon Shop. These particular chocolate bars are imported from Down Under and are priced at £6.99 for a sharepack of 12, plus delivery charges. They're currently sold out on the website due to their immense popularity, but you can sign up to be notified when they're back in stock.
But wait, there's more! If you're not a fan of the Freddo 100s & 1000s, there are other Aussie treats available, such as Strawberry Freddos and Caramilk Wallaby bars. The latter, as the name suggests, is a caramelized white chocolate bar shaped like a wallaby. Yum!
Unfortunately, Cadbury isn't selling any of these items in the UK at the moment. However, they did assure their fans that they're always listening and working on new products to cater to their changing taste buds. A spokesperson from Mondelēz International, the parent company of Cadbury, said, "We have our own product innovation pipeline in the UK, so watch this space for delicious new Cadbury treats coming soon!"
Now, we know what you're thinking - what happened to the Dairy Milk Orange bars? Well, brace yourselves because this one's going to hurt. It turns out that they were quietly discontinued in January of this year! Yes, those heavenly bars that were launched just last year and infused with real orange oil are no longer in production. Fans are only just realizing that they've been disappearing from supermarket shelves.
Do you have a story to share about your favorite chocolate? We'd love to hear it! Get in touch by emailing us at [email address]. And for all the Cadbury fans out there, keep your eyes peeled for new treats being launched in the UK soon. As they say, good things come to those who wait.
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