Cadbury's Current Owners Might Think Again.....

Cadburys is so different to how it used to be. Greasy and tasteless.

I like Lindt or Green & Black.

Ì love Cadbury chocolate.
Although the Adi ones always taste good, too.

I’ve just had one of the Cadbury’s Heroes that I bought for Xmas Day😳 I haven’t had anything Cadbury for ages.

It was absolutely tasteless.

Now feeling bad about putting them out for others.

On the plus side it means I won’t eat them up tonight😬

Lindt for me too.
Cadbury’s chocolate is nothing short of vile and disgusting.
It should never have been sold to the Americans.

Cadbury's chocolate has been vile ever since Mondelez took it over; America does many things well but chocolate isn't one of them. A lovely chocolate, that's creamy, full of flavour and with a good snap to it is Aldi's Moser Roth chocolate. 5 small individually wrapped bars within each pack. Around £2 and infinitely better quality than Cadbury's.

I really dislike the taste of Cadburys chocolate now. I used to love it but since the recipe changed I cannot eat it. From being a huge fan eating loads of it I just stopped and never buy it.
I must admit I was pleased they lost the royal warranty for ruining my favourite chocolate bar. I know it’s mean but they should have asked me. Just joking . Before anyone tells me it will help my waistline I now eat magnums. Oh dear there is no hope.

*Lindt

Me too.
And Fry’s. 😁

CanadianGran

But does the Royal Warrant actually mean anything? Do you base purchases on it?

May be not, but yes it means prestige to the companies that have it. The Americans have made our iconic Cadbury chocolate into a disgusting hershey bar, so deserve the loss of status.

I prefer Lindt chocolate these days.

Well, if the Royal Family doesn't like Cadbury's any more and perhaps doesn't like the way the management moved production overseas after specifically promising not to, why should they keep a Royal Warrant?

Lindt chocolate is much better.

I’ve just listened to a chap bemoaning Cadbury’s loss of the Warrant. He thinks the Crown should reconsider and the Warrant restored to preserve British jobs, Personally, I don’t get that it would make any difference.
DH’s company held the Royal Warrant, but it meant diddly squat to those we knew who purchased the product.

You're right there mae. Cadbury's chocolate has definitely changed over the last few years. I don't know which brand of chocolate I prefer. I have tried Hotel Chocolat but although they are nice not as exciting as they make out. I'd rather have a box of Maltesers.

But does the Royal Warrant actually mean anything? Do you base purchases on it?

I agree it was a cherished national brand before Kraft got their hands on it and it has gone down hill ever since.

Peter Mandelson was Business Secretary and at the time Labour backbenchers and Unions expressed fury at the government's failure to protect the British brand.