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Cadbury Bitsa Wispa

FIRE · 2012-03-08 18:49:19

http://www.just-food.com/news/kraft-foods-adds-bitsa-wispa-to-cadbury-portfolio_id118300.aspx A new product??????? A normal wispa and a knife....... why cant they just make NEW products instead of chopping bars into pieces and claiming a new product. Like a dark chocolate creme egg!!!! :D

08-03-2012 7:49pm

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http://www.just-food.com/news/kraft-foods-adds-bitsa-wispa-to-cadbury-portfolio_id118300.aspx

A new product???????

A normal wispa and a knife....... why cant they just make NEW products instead of chopping bars into pieces and claiming a new product.

Like a dark chocolate creme egg!!!!

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#2 12-03-2012 3:05pm

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These 'bite size treats' always strike me as a way to profit from the floor sweepings :pac:

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#3 12-03-2012 3:23pm

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^ Like broken biscuits!

Amazing how broken biscuits taste better than the proper intact version though. The parts are greater than the sum, in that case.

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#4 13-03-2012 8:43pm

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Dolorous wrote: »

These 'bite size treats' always strike me as a way to profit from the floor sweepings :pac:

Yeah exactly........:D

My father worked for Rowntree Mackintosh (Nestle) for over 25 years and every time there is a new bar that comes out, like this one, he says oh, they found a way of getting rid of the surplus chocolate.

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