Not buying Cadbury's

Is Nestlé still selling baby formula milk in countries where people don't have clean water to make it with? I thought that had stopped.

I keep a big slab of Cadbury's Dairy Milk hidden in a shoe box so I can have a few squares when I need them. I like Hotel Chocolat chocs too but they are so rich they can be too much. They are also expensive.

I used to keep a box of Maltesers in an under bed drawer for emergency night time scoffing. That must be thrity-five years ago though.

Hershey's is horrible. It's candy, not chocolate. Thornton's too sweet.

One square of Green and Blacks for me after dinner is my treat. (American chocolate is ‘orrible!)

BlueBelle have you had counselling, how can you possibly not like chocolate ?

Hotel Chocolat and the chocolate we get here in France are good.

American chocolate is, by and large imo, inedible. Tastes like it's been mixed with axle grease.

I've never tried Hershey's and never heard a good report about it.
Chocolate sent or produced overseas in warmer climes contains an ingredient which stops it melting, so losing that melt-in-the-mouth sensation.

Hershey's chocolate is vile too.

I've just realised I did buy some Cadbury's Advent Calendars the other day without thinking; they went into the food bank and I think I should have gone to Lidl as I agree, their chocolate is much nicer.

I was looking at the selection boxes for my GCs then realised they are mostly Cadbury's, so they won't do!

Most of the chocolate we buy comes from Hotel Chocolat, or the Chocolate tasting club. Cadbury 's is awful since it was bought but the American company.

Not eaten Cadbury's chocolate for years - vile stuff. I agree with EllanVannin, just taking the lid off a box of Roses is enough to make me heave; the stench is horrible.

Nicest chocolate, by a country mile, is Lidl and Aldi. Smooth, crisp and not too sweet.

We have a chocolate factory in our town so I can support local workers and get a bargain.
I expect I’d better check to see if they tick the other boxes.
We should have a thread on here that lists ethical companies that we can use.

The " Rose's " ones are foul ! Remove the lid of one of those round containers------it reeks enough to put you right off. I'm so glad that I at least haven't lost my sense of smell.

I haven't bought (or knowingly eaten) Cadburys since the Americans took over. The quality has really gone down the pan. No thanks. There are so many excellent chocolatiers out there to choose from now.

No, not unreasonable at all trisher
I have tried to avoid Cadbury's since they got taken over by Kraft and shut down the factory at Keynsham.

I hadn't realise that Thornton's had been taken over by an Italian company either.
Is nothing sacred?

It's so sad what has happened to Cadbury's, it was an iconic British brand. What a pity they sold out.

I won't be buying cadbury's or nestle, because of their massive use of Palm Oil... and now this unpaid tax situation, and also apart from that , since the American's took over Cadbury the chocolate is disgusting

I m ok, don’t like chocolate

As a Brummie I was very disappointed when Cadbury’s was taken over. I’m torn between wanting to boycott it, and supporting a business which employs thousands of fellow Brummies.

I don't like Cadbury's chocolate. Belgian/Swiss is better or Thornton's.

I won't buy anything Nestle because of the way they treat the environment with contempt. They don't treat their staff well either.

Not sure I blame any company which finds a legal way to avoid paying tax though because they have a responsibility to their shareholders. I think there is work going on internationally to reform tax systems to make them fairer but that could take years

Oh dear, another one to avoid! I've been boycotting Nestle for years because of the baby milk scandal, and have certainly cut down on Cadbury's since they were taken over. At least Fair Trade chocolate, like Divine, is very good, and as it's more expensive, I don't buy so much of it, which is good for the waistline.