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Very nice chocolate |
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The price |
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yes |
I remember visiting cadbury world a few months ago in Birmingham. We travelled there by car, from Chelmsford Essex.
It was me, My sister Anna, my brother Dj, and my mum and dad.
As we drove into the car park, we saw this lovely sign saying Cadbury World. We immediately decided to go in.
We learn't all about how Cocoa beans are made, and the whole history of John Cadbury.
The Cadbury business opened in 1824 by John Cadbury.
John was a young quaker.
The cadbury story is a really nice one, and is really industrial, and shows how a small family business developed into an international company, combining all sorts of equipment and sophisticated technology with the highest standards of quality
and innovation.
As we entered Cadbury world, we were offered FREE bars of chocolate to eat, while going on a ride.
The staff at Cadbury World were very kind, and I would recommend a visit to everyone.
Here are a list of all the different types of Cadbury Chocolates:
1. Cadbury Dairy Milk - With a glass and a half of full cream milk in every half pound!
2. Cadbury Creme Egg - A thick Cadbury chocolate shell filled with a delicious soft fondant centre!
3. Roses - An assortment of milk and dark Cadbury chocolates, that make the perfect gift for every occasion.
4. Heroes - An assortment of all your favourite Cadbury chocolate bars in miniature!
5. Milk Tray - The biggest selling personal gift assortment in the UK market!
6. Flake - Only the crumbliest, flakiest Cadbury chocolate tastes as good as this!
The list goes on. I will now explain the history of more of the different types of cadbury chocolates.
The Crunchie bar was launched in 1929.
Crunchie bar is available in all range of sizes of multipacks.
The positioning of the brand has been brought to life by the 'Friday Feeling' idea, which has been used in advertising since the 1980s.
The Double Decker bar is a twin layered product with interesting combinations of crispy cereals and nougatine, wrapped in delicious Cadbury chocolate.
The Double Decker name was found by the British obsession with double decker buses in the 1970's.
The picnic bar is a crispy and chewy caramel covered in whole raisins, peanuts and Cadbury milk chocolate.
I like this bar very much.
Picnic was started in 1958 under Fry's name and most recently re-launched in 1999.
Fry's Turkish I don't like so much, but here it is.
The Fry's Chocolate Cream bar is one of the oldest chocolate bars in the world, and was launched in 1866.
The Fry's Turkish bar was launched in 1914.
I'm not so keen on the Turkish bit. lol..
Boost is a nice chocolate bar. It was launched in 1984. 2002 saw the Amazon Women TV AD. This AD hailed the launch of Boost with Guarana - the strap-line was" One Step Ahead"
yayyyy.
During the history, boost has had a number of chocolate bar variants:
Biscuit Boost
Peanut Boost
Coconut Boost
All these different types just makes my mouth water!
But in saying all that, Cadbury World is a lovely place to go to, and if your mad about chocolate, than you'd be made about Cadbury World!
Thanks for reading.
Matt Manfredi
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