Cadbury is renowned for its chocolate, boasting a line-up of iconic treats like the Flake, Wispa and the timeless Dairy Milk, known globally.
Yet, not all of the company’s creations have stood the test of time, and some Cadbury bars and snacks have been snatched by the cruel hand of fate, vanishing from shelves after being discontinued by the company.
But which were your favourite Cadbury treats that are now a sweet memory. How many do you recall, and which dearly departed treat would you wish to savour once again?
This article originally appeared on our sister site, BirminghamWorld.
7. Nuts About Caramel
Coronation Street fans may remember Cadbury’s Nuts About Caramel, which sponsored the long running soap in the late nineties. It only spent four years on shelves before its nuts ‘n’ caramel formula was discontinued in favour of more established alternatives. | Cadbury
8. Cadbury Fuse
The decade of Fuse - 70% solid milk chocolate, with the remaining 30% consisting of peanuts, raisins, crisp cereal and fudge pieces “suspended” within it - lasted from 1996 to 2006. 40 million were reportedly sold in the bar’s first week, and campaigns to bring it back persist. A similar bar is still available in India, if any chocolate fans are willing to make the long trip? | Cadbury
9. Cadbury Marble
Another Coronation Street sponsor, this luxurious bar blended Dairy Milk milk chocolate and Dream white chocolate with a hazelnut praline centre. | Cadbury
10. Cadbury Time Out
You might think you’ve recently spotted a Time Out on a shop shelf recently, but don’t be fooled. In 2016, Cadbury replaced them with the Time Out Wafer, which has more wafer and less chocolate than the original Time Out! | Cadbury