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Cadbury Dairy Milk Bubbly

New Cadbury Dairy Milk Bubbly
…a burst of joy in every bubble!

Twirl Bites

Introducing New Twirl Bites!

Wonderfully whirly and scrumptiously swirly, delicious Cadbury Twirl now available in mini-bites. Perfect for sharing with friends and family – Give the mini Twirls a Whirl!

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Introducing the All New Fabulous Fingers!

It's new. It's got a chocolate biscuit centre and it's covered in layers of velvety smooth white and Cadbury milk chocolate. It's simply ‘FABULOUS!!!'

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Your world just got more joyful!

Discover Joyville, the magical place where Cadbury Dairy Milk is made!

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Creme Eggs Are
Back!

Play the Goo Games on Facebook, and use your sticky skills to help the Creme Eggs produce cracking performances!

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Keep Team GB Pumped!

Great Britain have been singing to Keep Team GB Pumped. Join the chorus, sing along or watch the music videos here.

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Biscuits & Cookies

Rocky Road
Bites

Quick & easy to make! Little bites of crunchy biscuit and chewy marshmallow with smooth Cadbury Dairy Milk.

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Puddings

Chocolate Bread & Butter Pudding

A British favourite with a twist. Break through the oven-baked crust to find a soft, saucy chocolate pudding.

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The History of
Cadbury Chocolate

Cadbury was founded almost 200 years ago when John Cadbury opened a shop in Bull Street, Birmingham in 1824. Cadbury's cocoa & drinking chocolate soared in popularity resulting in sale of 11 sorts of cocoa & 16 distinct lines of drinking chocolate by 1842.
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Chocolate in the
20th and 21st Century

In 1905 Cadbury launched the world-famous Dairy Milk bar – still going strong today. Cadbury & others also started making 'Countlines' – bars with other ingredients like nougat, wafer & honeycomb, covered in chocolate – think of Crunchie & Flake.
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The History of
Chocolate

So where & when did the magic begin? Thousands of years ago is the answer, in the ancient Maya & Aztec civilizations of Central America. Hernan Cortés, a Spanish conquistador came across the Aztecs & was given a 'chocolatl' drink. Unable to forget, on return to Spain he loaded his galleons with cocoa beans.
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