no cadburys for the aussies..
Apr 6th 2007, 5:35 am
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no cadburys for the aussies..
will you be missing your cadburys cream eggs etc,this weekend..?
the old aussie chocs,not quite the same...!!!
the old aussie chocs,not quite the same...!!!
Apr 6th 2007, 5:52 am
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Re: no cadburys for the aussies..
But at least we can eat our Australian made cadburys chocolate in Australia 
And we can have Caramello Koalas instead
And we can have Caramello Koalas instead
Apr 6th 2007, 6:06 am
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Re: no cadburys for the aussies..
I think the cadbury factory is in Dunedin ( not sure of spelling ) in New Zealand.
Apr 6th 2007, 6:10 am
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Re: no cadburys for the aussies..
To the OP - Cadbury's creme eggs are readily available here - and there's no noticable difference between the ones you buy in the UK and the ones you buy here.
http://www.cadbury.com.au/sites/cadb....php?pageId=97
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Apr 6th 2007, 6:56 am
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Re: no cadburys for the aussies..
No, the closest is in Claremont, Tasmania.
To the OP - Cadbury's creme eggs are readily available here - and there's no noticable difference between the ones you buy in the UK and the ones you buy here.
http://www.cadbury.com.au/sites/cadb....php?pageId=97
To the OP - Cadbury's creme eggs are readily available here - and there's no noticable difference between the ones you buy in the UK and the ones you buy here.
http://www.cadbury.com.au/sites/cadb....php?pageId=97
Apr 6th 2007, 7:59 am
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Re: no cadburys for the aussies..
However, Lindt, Guylain and Ferrero Rocher are all imported here so we pig out on them instead. 
Jane
Apr 6th 2007, 8:26 am
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Re: no cadburys for the aussies..
When we visited Auz (Easter 2005) we tried a selection of different chocs, and cadbury's do unfortunately taste different 
Toblerone on the other hand, tasted exactly the same - you just have to eat it quick before it melts!!
moo-cow! x
Toblerone on the other hand, tasted exactly the same - you just have to eat it quick before it melts!!
moo-cow! x
Apr 6th 2007, 8:56 am
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Re: no cadburys for the aussies..
However, Lindt, Guylain and Ferrero Rocher are all imported here so we pig out on them instead.
Jane[/QUOTE]
oh no!!!
i was hoping there was only crap choc in aus!!
Lindt and cadbury my favourites
i thought i would be able to go cold turkey
damn
Jane
[/QUOTE]oh no!!!
i was hoping there was only crap choc in aus!!Lindt and cadbury
my favourites i thought i would be able to go cold turkey
damn
Apr 6th 2007, 9:00 am
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Re: no cadburys for the aussies..
oh no!!!
i was hoping there was only crap choc in aus!!Lindt and cadbury
my favourites i thought i would be able to go cold turkey
damn
[/QUOTE]easter eggs are nice arent they?
they seem even nicer than dairy milk..easters a bad time for us chocky addicts
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Apr 6th 2007, 9:06 am
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Re: no cadburys for the aussies..
easter eggs are nice arent they?
they seem even nicer than dairy milk..easters a bad time for us chocky addicts[/QUOTE]
oh yes!!! i think it's the......hmmm...... delicate....
hmm.....thin...hmmm....morishness......No, i'm not eating a cadbury's buttons one right now!!!
they seem even nicer than dairy milk..easters a bad time for us chocky addicts[/QUOTE]
oh yes!!! i think it's the......hmmm...... delicate....
hmm.....thin...hmmm....morishness......No, i'm not eating a cadbury's buttons one right now!!!
Apr 6th 2007, 9:27 am
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Re: no cadburys for the aussies..
After Easter we're going back to only having chocolate on Fridays. At least its cooling down so we can get out and do some exercise. Anyone for tennis? Jane
Apr 6th 2007, 9:40 am
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Re: no cadburys for the aussies..
In the voice of Vicky Pollard from Little Britain ''I SOOOO CAN'T BELIEVE YOU JUST SAID THAT '' !!!!!!!!!
Caramello Koalas are my favourite! And violet crumbles, & I'm partial to a bag or 10 of Twisties (not chocolate I know!) Ahhh, this time in a few months I will be able to sit in a bath of CK's or Twisties if I want... can't wait !!!
Caramello Koalas are my favourite! And violet crumbles, & I'm partial to a bag or 10 of Twisties (not chocolate I know!) Ahhh, this time in a few months I will be able to sit in a bath of CK's or Twisties if I want... can't wait !!!
Apr 6th 2007, 11:32 am
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Re: no cadburys for the aussies..
Does anyone know why Cadbury's Choc taste different over here?
by the way you cant get Cadbury's buttons here!!
by the way you cant get Cadbury's buttons here!!
Apr 6th 2007, 11:47 am
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Re: no cadburys for the aussies..
I like the way you can buy a large range of chocolate eggs in Oz - as in just the eggs and not all the crap that goes with them like the cardboard boxes and plastic inserts filled with other bits and pieces. It's too hard to hide all this stuff in the garden, especially in the hanging baskets!! The egg hunt is the best bit about Easter Sunday morning - the Disney character boxes just don't quite do it when you are wanting to create little nests in the pots!!
I know that you can get the Lindt eggs and Blacks organic range in the UK, but I like the brightly coloured foil wrapped range that you get so readily in Coles and Woolies. Mint and Caramel-filled mini eggs and Crunchie pieces in the larger eggs - yummo.
I know that you can get the Lindt eggs and Blacks organic range in the UK, but I like the brightly coloured foil wrapped range that you get so readily in Coles and Woolies. Mint and Caramel-filled mini eggs and Crunchie pieces in the larger eggs - yummo.
Apr 6th 2007, 12:26 pm
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Re: no cadburys for the aussies..
I like the way you can buy a large range of chocolate eggs in Oz - as in just the eggs and not all the crap that goes with them like the cardboard boxes and plastic inserts filled with other bits and pieces. It's too hard to hide all this stuff in the garden, especially in the hanging baskets!! The egg hunt is the best bit about Easter Sunday morning - the Disney character boxes just don't quite do it when you are wanting to create little nests in the pots!!
I know that you can get the Lindt eggs and Blacks organic range in the UK, but I like the brightly coloured foil wrapped range that you get so readily in Coles and Woolies. Mint and Caramel-filled mini eggs and Crunchie pieces in the larger eggs - yummo.
I know that you can get the Lindt eggs and Blacks organic range in the UK, but I like the brightly coloured foil wrapped range that you get so readily in Coles and Woolies. Mint and Caramel-filled mini eggs and Crunchie pieces in the larger eggs - yummo.
do the eggs not melt in the garden???