A rare Cadbury chocolate bar that is more than 100 years old has returned to the UK.
The confectionery company is well-known for a wide range of popular chocolates in the UK, including Time Out, Crunchie, Freddo, and the classic Dairy Milk.
Several rare Cadbury chocolates, not usually found in the UK, have been spotted in stores across the country recently, including:
- Crispello (discontinued in the UK 14 years ago)
- Twirl Crispy Wafer (from Australia)
- Twirl Mint (discontinued in the UK three years ago)
- Dream (discontinued in the UK 24 years ago)
- Dairy Milk PB&J (from Australia)
- Astros (discontinued in the UK 18 years ago)
Rare Cadbury chocolate returns to B&M
Another rare Cadbury chocolate has now been spotted in B&M stores across the UK.
Cherry Ripe is Australia's oldest and most popular chocolate bar, dating back to 1924.
It contains a dense, sweet filling of cherries and moist coconut, covered in Cadbury's Old Gold rich dark chocolate.
Cherry Ripe chocolate bars are back again at B&M, on sale for £1. (Image: Patrick Glover)
Cherry Ripe has never been a standard, permanently stocked item in the UK, but has appeared in B&M at various times.
The rare Cadbury chocolate is back again at B&M now, on sale for £1.
Cherry Ripes are also currently available as part of an 'Australia's Chocolate Favourites' gift box at B&M (for £5.99).
Chocolate lovers in the UK have taken a liking to Cherry Ripes over the years.
One fan, posting on the Facebook group Dansway Gifts and Bargains UK, said: "You can’t beat them, best chocolate ever."
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Another added: "My guilty pleasure at the moment, absolutely to die for."
A third chocolate lover commented: "They are absolutely gorgeous."
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