sir_eccles

There's already a long thread on this in the trailer park.

L0ND0NITE

- Ah, so there is.. Lot's of info there but still no solution!

sir_eccles

Read it again. The solution is to buy it direct online. Various Amazon suppliers have been mentioned. Importation for personal use has not been stopped yet.

Pulaski

They do. Dark chocolate Snickers. And very good they are too!

Amie06

Thanks for that Pulaski, box of 24, enough for a WHOLE week

LondonSquirrel

Anyone tried the Cadburys with Oreo cookies? Delicious. That and M&S walnut whips. Really wish I wasn't diabetic.

Fish n Chips 56

I'm a little miffed.

Why are Hershey doing this after having the licensing rights for decades is my question.

Its the principal of the thing, I know Hershey are in the right, but still I can choose who I want to support, I read labels anyway so its bye bye Rolos, Kit Kats, Mini eggs, Creme Eggs, Caramello etc and I will boycott American products like Reeses pieces.

It does seem weird that they have the rights to sell/reproduce so many British chocolates and they choose to just sell a handfull, and then its a lack luster knock off, all along Hershey could have imported Real Cadburys and sold them as a British import line with a slightly higher retail...

I hate the greed and control of big corporations, that's what I see here.

Fish n Chips 56

I like the Dark Milky Ways, so soft n light.

scrubbedexpat091

Are the Cadbury in Canada the same? I know we have ones you can't find in the US and they all have the Mondelez International on the label so I assume they manufacture them, but I have no idea if the recipe is the same or not.

If they are the same in Canada, wouldn't it be cheaper to buy from a Canadian supplier for personal use and buy in Canadian $ since it would be cheaper if paying with a USD credit card?

Gotta be some Canadian selling the stuff online...(I don't)

L0ND0NITE

The Cadbury's Dairy Milk manufactured in the US is a different recipe to the British one - and noticeably different. I believe the Cadbury's available in Canada is also the stuff produced in America.

Pulaski

No $4!t Sherlock.

Tip: try reading this thread from the first post.

Jerseygirl

Cadbury's chocolate in Canada tastes much better than the U.S. version. They have loads of different varieties too...even better than the choc in the UK.

scrubbedexpat091

Yes agreed. That is why I was wondering if they were the same as the British versions.

Appears the Canadian versions are made by Cadbury

Which has the Mondelēz name on the bottom of it, and I believe that is the company that also owns Cadbury now.

It appears Cadbury makes all of their Canadian products in Toronto in their own factory, so it's not made by Hershey.

Toronto's Cadbury factory finds the sweet spot in a changing city | Toronto Star

Nutek

Fixed. Snickers indeed. The first sign of decline.

/frowny change-hater

SultanOfSwing

Yes. Marathon, Opal Fruits, etc. Should have left well alone.

Anyway, the whole chocolate thing is no big deal. It's exactly as difficult for me to get UK Cadbury chocolate as it was when I moved out here ten years ago (as I did not know of World Market back then), so I am unaffected. I get Dairy Milks et al when I visit the UK, or when people come out here to see me and in between times, I can always find something I like. I can, as far as I know, still get Aeros, Yorkies and other assorted chocolates in the British section of Meijer, so big ****ing deal I say.

The whole boycotting thing makes me piss myself though. It's a couple of thousand (maybe) expat Brits not buying Hershey? I guarantee no ****s will be given at head office over that one.