
Cadbury

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Cadbury Curly Wurly 21.5g
Generous caramel bar coated with milk chocolate. A complete success since its first release in the 1970s!
0,90 €In StockCadbury Flake Chocolate Bar 32g
A one-of-a-kind Cadbury chocolate bar with thin layers of chocolate pressed together.
1,42 €In StockCadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate Bar 45g
A delicious chocolate bar made with fresh milk from the British Isles and Fair trade cocoa beans.
1,42 €In StockCadbury Whole Nut Chocolate Bar 49g
A tantalizing chocolate bar with delicious Cadbury milk chocolate and whole nuts!
1,42 €In StockCadbury Caramel Dairy Milk Chocolate Bar 200g
Treat yourself to this tantalizing milk chocolate bar stuffed with caramel from the famous Cadbury chocolatier!
4,64 €In StockCadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate 200g
Indulge your sweet tooth with this mouthwatering bar of smooth, luxury Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate!
4,64 €In StockCadbury Drinking Chocolate Powder 250g
A delicious instant hot chocolate powder from Cadbury!
4,69 €In StockCadbury Milk Chocolate Spread 400g
A delicious milk chocolate spread to enjoy at any time of the day.
5,02 €In StockCadbury's Fruit & Nut Chocolate Bar 200g
A scrumptious Cadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate Bar with chunks of fruits and nuts!
4,64 €In StockCadbury Fruit & Nuts Chocolate Bar 49g
A delicious fruits & nuts chocolate bar from Cadbury!
1,42 €In StockCadbury Crunchie Chocolate Bar 40g
Enjoy this delicious Cadbury chocolate bar with a melty honey heart!
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The bigginnings of Cadbury chocolate
Back then, John Cadbury sold tea, coffee, mustard, spices from India and a new drink imported from South America, a mixture made from cocoa beans: chocolate. John Cadbury foresaw the emergence of a market yet to develop. In 1831, he bought a warehouse and converted it into a factory. The first "Easter Eggs" appeared in 1875! Chocolate "conching" also made its first steps: a process where chocolate ingredients are heated and mixed with milk, over several hours, to produce the silky texture of the chocolate bars we know today.
Cadbury becomes international
In 1905, George Cadbury Junior created a chocolate bar to recover the market shares of Swiss Milk Chocolate: this is the birth of Cadbury Dairy Milk, a bestseller from 1913 onwards. In 1920, Cadbury became Purple and gold, replacing the former pale purple and red packaging. In 2012, Cadbury was bought by Mondelēz International. Today, the history of the brand and of chocolate manufacturing may be discovered at Cadbury World, with almost 500,000 visitors per year.
An incredible variety of chocolates!
Every day, Cadbury produces nearly 1.2 million of Cadbury cream Eggs, 5.5 millions of Cadbury Dairy Milk bars, 400 millions of Cadbury Daily Milk Buttons and 1 million of Wispa Bars! Cadbury conquered millions of chocolate lovers by developing an impressive variety of delicious biscuits (the famous - always too short - Fingers!), chocolate bars with caramel fondant centre, cookies, spreads and ice creams... Find our ideas of Cadbury recipes here, and discover how to ice and decorate a real Cadbury Chocolate Cake in our video! Ace!