AllGunsBlazing wrote: » While we're on the subject, Nestle ruined Yorkie bars. The bastards.
SamAK wrote: » Back in the day, Cadburys Dairy Milk bars used to come wrapped in gold foil, and the choccy itself used to have a powdery coating on it......you know what I mean, it was proper fvcking chocolate. I've completely given up on Cadbury now, fvck those **** at Kraft, ruining a great brand.
suicide_circus wrote: » I actually thought I was imagining that Cadbury chocolate has gotten worse, thought it was rose tinted glasses but seems to be a few people on here confirming it.
suicide_circus wrote: » ... thought it was rose tinted glasses ...
Gatling wrote: » Now what you want is a creme egg brownie
RhubarbCrumble wrote: » Something like this? My friend's blog http://cookiescakesandbakes.wordpress.com/2013/03/27/cadbury-creme-egg-brownies/
Gatling wrote: » Was thinking like these might give them a try during the week not my typical type bakehttp://scarletscorchdroppers.com/2013/03/12/creme-egg-brownies/ But thanks for the link some nice stuff in the blog
notnumber wrote: » Always tasted crap,same with wagon wheels ..our palettes have evolved over the years whilst the candies haven't.
droidman123 wrote: » They HAVE changed the recipe. They now use English produced cocoa butter imported to Ireland and English mass. They closed the facility in Coolock. I'm not sure when the "English" chocolate will hit the retail shelves here,but sometime soon. Even the English said our Dairymilk tasted much better then theirs. I think Cadburys may have shot themselves in the foot,although in the grand scheme of things we are only a small market. Mass is whats produced after compressing the cocoa beans,you get cake and cocoa butter. The cake is milled down and and mixed with cocoa butter to get a liquid mass which is mixed with milk and sugar and put into huge ovens to get "crumb". This crumb is then whats used to make chocolate.this is what made the chocolate made in Ireland unique. They closed this facility in the Cadburys Dublin factory in June,its all being imported from England now,which will make our Dairymilk etc taste like the English chocolate. They have a different process.
Dr Robotnik wrote: » Rancheros used to be brilliant until all the nice additives got banned by the EU. Wonder if the same happened to creme eggs?
PinkFly wrote: » I think the real travesty over the years has to be Monster Munch. Why did they mess with them...Why?
Plazaman wrote: » Any of those corn snack type "crisps" have become plasticy in texture and had the taste dumbed down. Snax is a great example, they used to be fantastic about 10 years ago now, I wouldn't feed them to the crows. I remember Rancheros and Monster Munch having so much flavour on them you'd wince with the taste explosion. Now you only wince as you try to expel them from your system due to them breaking down and becoming like a glue on your internals. I got excited when they said they were bringing back Tayto Spring Onion for a while, they too got the modern treatment and tasted bland.