In case anyone is interested.....Walmart is selling Christmas tins of Cabury's Fingers imported from the UK......they taste the same, they taste exactly the same...

thanks for the tip-off

Not the first time, and certainly not the last time that Walmart has given the finger to its customers.

...although being Walmart, they don't give you the finger... they sell it to you at a low, low price.

Mmmmmmmmmmmm...

How many cases did you buy?

I'm just going to ask for the entire shipping pallet.

and they have them in white chocolate so our local ad states...

We have dark, milk and white chocolate in an assorted box. My local supermarket also sells the large round tins of Cadbury's biscuits.

Our local WalMart is selling Cadburys christmas version of mini eggs. They tasted lovely even though I don't think they were made in the UK. I'll have to get more and check the country of origin.
Ironically I'm off to Hershey tomorrow, primarily to watch our high school football team but we are also going to do all the Hershey things....except eat the chocolate. (where's the vomit smiley when you need it)

If you can get over the fact that its way too expensive for what it is, it's not a bad day out. The choc still tastes like hair oil though. Walk round HersheyLand with all your family munching loudly on Cabury's chocs, shouting, "whats this Hershey shite? I thought it was dogfood!"

I found that my local Costco sells something very similar to Cadburys Fingers but they're Italian and in a silver tin. I'm giving a tin to some Anglophile friends as part of their Christmas present.


NC Penguin

It does taste like something that might come out of the rear end of a dog.

I do love a finger, how much were they Sarah?

*drool* I will have to see if i want to venture into the craziness of xmas walmart, but mmmmm I really want em

They were $4.60 they come in a proper tin with white choc, dark choc and milk choc fingers. Looks a bit like this, (but metal not plastic)

They had the big tins for $5.99 last time I was in there.