January 2nd 2025.
As we welcome the new year, many of us are eagerly anticipating the arrival of new and innovative chocolate bars from our favorite brands such as Cadbury and Nestlé. However, amidst all the excitement for what's to come, a few classic favorites have quietly made their way back onto the shelves of our local supermarkets.
B&M, a popular discount retailer, has recently started selling a modern twist on the beloved Cadbury Fuse bars from the 1990s. And as if that wasn't enough, Home Bargains has also brought back a fan-favorite treat that was discontinued in 2018 – the White Chocolate Crunch bar. This delicious treat, made with white chocolate and crispy rice, is currently available in 100g bars for just £1.39.
It's no surprise that the return of this nostalgic treat has caused quite a stir among chocolate lovers. In fact, a post about the White Chocolate Crunch bar in a Snack Reviews group on Facebook has received an overwhelming response from fans. One fan, Christopher Shore, couldn't contain his excitement, proclaiming it as the "best chocolate ever". Other fans, like Gary Kelly and Kirsty Hargreaves, were quick to declare their love for the chocolate as well.
Some fans have even expressed their eagerness to try this long-awaited treat, while others are hoping that the dark chocolate version will also make a comeback soon. It's worth noting that the classic milk chocolate version of the White Chocolate Crunch bar is still widely available in stores.
For those who can't seem to find the White Chocolate Crunch bar at Home Bargains, don't worry – it seems to be popping up in other stores as well. One fan, Tracey Jagodzinski, shared that she had also spotted it at Farm Foods for just £1 per bar. It seems that chocolate lovers everywhere are on the hunt for this elusive treat.
In other chocolate news, Cadbury fans were left disappointed when their popular hot chocolate suddenly disappeared from supermarket shelves during the festive period. The brand later confirmed that it was temporarily taken off sale due to quality issues, leaving fans to anxiously wait for its return. However, even now, the product is still missing from online supermarkets and Amazon, and many consumers are struggling to find it in physical stores.
To add to the list of Cadbury's woes, the chocolate giant was also recently stripped of its Royal Warrant after 170 years. As chocolate lovers, we can only hope that these setbacks will not affect the quality and availability of our beloved treats. Have you been able to find the White Chocolate Crunch bar in stores? Share your thoughts and experiences with us.
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