Englishmum

......even though we've just got back from Blighty with a suitcase full of English chocs and Walker's crisps, my husband went to 'Bed Bath and Beyond' last night to buy a new iron.

He discovered that they're selling English made Cadbury's chocolate fingers, so he bought a box of them. They cost $2.99 and obviously, BB & B shops are located all over the US, unlike some of the supermarket chains which stock some British items which are not located nationwide.

Manc

Peter Kay.

"They taste the same, they taste exactly the same, Les Cadbury Fingres.....twice the bloody price at Spar at home........."

blaze

Around Christmas time Target sells a lot of Cadbury's items, fingers, biscuit assortment tins, that kind of thing.

bettyboop80

they had these in walmart last christmas as well in a big tin

rincewind

Check carefully, they may be made under license by Hershey which means they don't taste exactly the same. They still have that baby vomit after taste.

robskatie

You know that's all I can taste whenever I have tried Hershey, I dunno about after taste

bettyboop80

the fingers are actually made by cadburys, i check VERY carefully before i buy these things ever since the first time i saw cadburys chocolate in walmart, got SO excited and bought about 6 bars in case they stopped selling it and it was disgusting!!

Jerseygirl

Don't know about other states but in NJ there is usually an Irish Shop in the mall. They sell quite a good selection of Cadbury's chocolate...and Easter eggs at Easter, selection boxes at Christmas, along with a good range of British food.

Warrington Wolf

If you check on the back & it says manufactured under licence in the UK for Hershey's - that usually means that it is actual Cadbury's chocolate. There was a whole selection of Cadbury's buscuits at our BB&B in Delaware. The local supermarket had Cadbury's Creme Eggs - UK manufactured again - last Easter - at only $2.00 for 4 - that's probably cheaper than in the UK! I bought packets of them - nearly became addicted! :scared:

blaze

What's in Hersheys chocolate that makes it taste so nasty! When my Mum came over in the spring, she had to buy a hershey's bar to take back for a friend who wanted to try it. She was going to be nice and pick up one with almonds in for a bit of added taste but I made her take the plain one so that they could get the full effect. Guess what, they won't be asking her to bring any more home with her, they hated it!

franc11s

Is it me, or do Hershey's taste like puke to anyone else (literally).....

I have 5 tins of quality street my sister brough over from England.

I was going to send 2 to my sis-in-law in AZ but they are now coming here

I take a tin to work around the 15th. They are scoffed so quick, the 'mericans love British candy (sweets) -

paddingtongreen

It has to have extra emulsifier to stop it melting in summer. The places that import from England, won't do it in summer.

Jerseygirl

When we were in the Cook Islands the Cadbury's choc. was delicious...just like back home...it was made in NZ. As you said...the recipe depends on climate and NZ climate is similar to the UK...or so I was told.

bettyboop80

Everyone at work keeps wanting to try the chocolate i bought back with me but i'm not wasting it on them!!

Jenster

Here in Holland we have Cadburys in the supermarket but they've taken the continental European recipe for milk chocolate not the British one and it's gross. Yet one of the high street chemists stocks Flakes and they're imported from the UK!