"Cadbury" 8 square dairymilk (RIP)

Sephiroth_dude · 20-08-2019 10:31PM

Deleted User wrote: »

It's like they've gone out of their way to fup it up too.

Around the time they got rid of the gold wrappers, the taste of them went to ****e, why can't companies just leave things alone, it was fine the way it was.

Zaph · 20-08-2019 10:31PM

If you're in Dublin treat yourself and go to Hotel Chocolat (Dundrum and Henry Street). Not cheap, but you won't be disappointed.

Oafley Jones · 20-08-2019 10:32PM

Uncharted wrote: »

???
Mondelez own Green and Blacks too.

Used to love their Maya Gold, but it got mondelez’d years back. Used to rate their stuff ahead of Lindt, but not now. Lindt’s Sea Salt is fantastic alright.

20-08-2019 10:32PM

Cee-Jay-Cee wrote: »

Uk/Northern Ireland Dairy Milk is much nicer and creamier than the muck sold down here. I can’t understand how the two aren’t made to the same recipe as they’re marketed as being the same bar but they’re not. The irish Dairy Milk and Cadbury’s chocolate in general went to pure Shiite years ago.

I thought the opposite until lately, and went out of my way to find the 8 square bar, but the bar I had an hour ago was a parody of what the bar only a week or two ago. I've avoided the bigger(cheaper) UK bars, but they may now be nicer.

GhostyMcGhost · 20-08-2019 10:34PM

BDI wrote: »

Not a wispa from the mainstream media.

They couldn’t give a fudge.

20-08-2019 10:34PM

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Around the time they got rid of the gold wrappers, the taste of them went to ****e, why can't companies just leave things alone, it was fine the way it was.

It can only be for cost reasons, and people will automatically continue to buy it for themselves or their kids.

d8491prj5boyvg · 20-08-2019 10:35PM

Cadbury, milka and green &black are all mondolez. Muck.

fryup · 20-08-2019 10:35PM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

It was never the same after the foil wrappers went

yep, and you'd roll up that foil into a tiny missile that you would fire across the classroom :P

screamer · 20-08-2019 10:35PM

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Around the time they got rid of the gold wrappers, the taste of them went to ****e, why can't companies just leave things alone, it was fine the way it was.

Profit..... change the formula cheapen it out but charge the same price. Don’t like Cadbury’s anymore TBH, don’t get me started on the muck that masquerades as a cream egg these days, vile.

GhostyMcGhost · 20-08-2019 10:39PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

It can only be for cost reasons, and people will automatically continue to buy it for themselves or their kids.

Mondalez, an example of a company that only care about bottom line of there ever was one

Retired staff in Cadbury’s UK used to get selection boxes at Christmas until the miserable gits cut that cost too

20-08-2019 10:39PM

screamer wrote: »

... don’t get me started on the muck that masquerades as a cream egg these days, vile.

Apparently they changed back to a previous formula last Easter because people complained. But, didn't bother trying them.

20-08-2019 10:40PM

GhostyMcGhost wrote: »

Mondalez, an example of a company that only care about bottom line of there ever was one

Retired staff in Cadbury’s UK used to get selection boxes at Christmas until the miserable gits cut that cost too

Speaking of selection boxes, they downsized something ridiculous over the years.

Pretzill · 20-08-2019 10:42PM

Lea Plain Sobriety wrote: »

Cadbury, milka and green &black are all mondolez. Muck.

Complete muck. I used to love a Milka bar it tastes like palm oil infused, slick, sweet and stick to the roof of your mouth now. Put me off chocolate.

Greyfox · 20-08-2019 10:43PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Cadbury Dublin has finally fallen. It now tastes like generic, hershey chocolate infused

Go away. Cadbury choc is as amazing as ever and still tastes better than anything else in this world. The fact that its in every shop or garage in Ireland is proof that Cadbury choc is amazing. Those who don't like it are in the minority

20-08-2019 10:46PM

Greyfox wrote: »

Go away. Cadbury choc is as amazing as ever and still tastes better than anything else in this world. The fact that its in every shop or garage in Ireland is proof that Cadbury choc is amazing. Those who don't like it are in the minority

I can't deny that it's still well stocked, but is it because mums & dads buy it for diddums without tasting it themselves. If you cannot taste the change you may have 'tongue blindness'. It's a real thing*, look it up.

*may not be true, T&C's apply.

Greyfox · 20-08-2019 10:47PM

Candie wrote: »

And there's nothing like a Toblerone, but only if it's been bought in an airport.

Toblerone is hard to eat muck, not in the same league as cadbury

20-08-2019 10:48PM

Greyfox wrote: »

Toblerone is hard to eat muck, not in the same league as cadbury

gasp
how very dare you

Wheety · 20-08-2019 10:55PM

Toblerone is amazing but they ****ed up the regular bars of that too. Mental that they thought making the valleys wider was better than adding on 30c or whatever it would have cost.

Greyfox · 20-08-2019 10:59PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I can't deny that it's still well stocked, but is it because mums & dads buy it for diddums without tasting it themselves. If you cannot taste the change you may have 'tongue blindness'.

It seems to be bought for adults just as much as kids. I just don't get the hate and I've tried a lot of other chocolate. Yes there has been a change but the change was so long ago i forget how it use to taste. Roses and creme eggs are terrible now and they have reduced sizes but the main bars range still taste amazing

20-08-2019 11:00PM

Greyfox wrote: »

Toblerone is hard to eat muck, not in the same league as cadbury

It's only hard to eat if you don't have your original teeth. It's orders of enormity better than Cadbury.

Opinions, eh?

Sephiroth_dude · 20-08-2019 11:02PM

Someone was telling me cadbury changed from whole milk to soy milk and that's why there's a taste difference.

20-08-2019 11:05PM

Greyfox wrote: »

Yes there has been a change but the change was so long ago i forget how it use to taste.

Nope, there has been a recent change. There was a change a number of years back, but try a bar from a recent batch. You should definitely notice a change

for the worse!

gmisk · 20-08-2019 11:05PM

Moser Roth from Aldi is delicious imo.
The caramel one especially

20-08-2019 11:07PM

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Someone was telling me cadbury changed from whole milk to soy milk and that's why there's a taste difference.

Could they still call it DAIRY Milk chocolate :pac::eek:

screamer · 20-08-2019 11:12PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Could they still call it DAIRY Milk chocolate :pac::eek:

Well they can hardly call it cha-ching bar, half the taste all of the price

Suckit · 20-08-2019 11:15PM

I don't get why they dropped the 's from the name.
Mondelez or Kraft or whoever the mother company is must own most of the known brands at this stage. Whatever happened to companies not being allowed a stranglehold or an unfair market share?

JohnnyFlash · 20-08-2019 11:20PM

Food science is a morally repugnant industry to work in. It’s the worst sort of greed masquerading as efficiency or ‘customer choice’.

20-08-2019 11:29PM

Suckit wrote: »

Mondelez or Kraft or whoever the mother company is must own most of the known brands at this stage.

Which reminds me, didn't some scion of the cadbury family try and brand chocolate under the cadbury name. I think he was on a dragons den type program, doesn't seem to have been overly successful.

PsychoPete · 20-08-2019 11:33PM

The wispa tastes the worst out of the lot, such an awful taste

Reputable Rog · 20-08-2019 11:36PM

Cleeves range are magnificent.

"Cadbury" 8 square dairymilk (RIP)

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