Cadbury Treats Galore at Iceland: Discover Rare Chocolates from Down UnderCadbury Treats Galore at Iceland: Discover Rare Chocolates from Down Under Iceland, known for its frozen delicacies, is surprising shoppers with an enticing selection of non-frozen treats, including a range of rare Cadbury chocolate bars. Imported Delights from Australia The Food Warehouse stores within Iceland have been stocking a variety of Cadbury products imported from Australia, offering a taste of flavors not typically found in the UK. These include: * Dairy Milk Caramilk Bites * Caramilk Crunchie Bites * Dairy Milk Strawberry Bites * Cadbury Choc Orange Cookie Bar * Cadbury Lamington Slice Unique Flavors and Surprises The Cadbury Lamington Slice, in particular, intrigues with its combination of raspberry jam flavored pieces, vanilla cake flavored pieces, and coconut encased in dairy milk chocolate. Upcoming American Delights Iceland shoppers can anticipate further sweet treats from the United States, including confections, crisps, soft drinks, and cereals, according to Andrew Staniland, the group buying director at Iceland Foods and The Food Warehouse. Selection Process and Customer Feedback Staniland explains that the selection of these unique sweets is based on their performance in other countries and the demand from customers. Social media reviews indicate positive feedback, with shoppers praising the Dairy Milk Strawberry Bites and the “yummy” and “delish” Choc Orange Cookie Bar. Additional Chocolate News Home Bargains has delighted shoppers with six-packs of Milky Way Crispy Rolls for 99 cents, while B&M has introduced KiKat Cookie Dough, Iced Latte flavored Cadbury Twirls, and Dairy Milk Raspberry Slices. Call to Action If you have an exciting chocolate story to share, don’t hesitate to reach out to Metro.co.uk at [email protected].
There are plenty of Cadbury treats rarely seen in Britain (Picture: Getty/Cadbury)
When you think of Iceland, you probably think of frozen products such as pizza, vegetables or ready-made meals, but the supermarket has much more to offer.
They also have a selection of non-frozen products, and for chocolate lovers, there are some exciting treats on the supermarket shelves.
That’s because the retailer is stocking rare Cadbury chocolate bars in The Food Warehouse stores, many of which are not normally found in Britain.
Most recently they have sold several snacks imported from Australia, including a variation on Dairy Milk and Cadbury Crunchie.
In addition to the Twirl Caramilk Bites, there are also Crunchie bites. (Photo: Cadbury/Iceland)
Shoppers can find products such as Dairy Milk Caramilk Bites, Caramilk Crunchie Bites, Dairy Milk Strawberry Bites, Cadbury Choc Orange Cookie Bar and Cadbury Lamington Slice.
For those wondering, the latter contains raspberry jam flavored pieces, vanilla cake flavored pieces and coconut in dairy milk chocolate.
And customers will want to keep their eyes peeled for new American confections hitting stores soon.
Andrew Staniland, the group buying director at Iceland Foods and The Food Warehouse, explained to Metro.co.uk how the supermarket team selects the unique sweets for everyone.
“You will see new and exciting Cadbury products from other countries on our shelves and we currently have a selection from Australia available in our The Food Warehouse stores,” he said.
And a Cadbury Lamington bar (Photo: Cadbury/Iceland)
‘We always want to offer our customers products they wouldn’t normally be able to buy in Britain, but from the brands they know and love.
‘The products are chosen based on how they perform in other countries, and we assess this with our understanding of what our customers are asking for.’
He added: ‘We are currently expanding our US snack offering to include confectionery, crisps, soft drinks and cereals, so keep an eye on this space!’
People are already loving Australia’s chocolate products and reviews are popping up on social media.
On Instagram, @dobbins_eats was a fan of the Dairy Milk Strawberry Bites, writing: ‘The Cadbury milk chocolate was creamy and tasted great. The strawberry fondant filling was thick and had a nice, sweet strawberry flavor. Overall these were decent and remind me of the Strawberry Cremes we have in the UK.’
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Meanwhile, the Choc Orange Cookie bar was praised on Facebook as ‘yummy’ and ‘delish’.
Elsewhere, Home Bargains recently caused a stir online after it started selling six-packs of Milky Way Crispy Rolls for 99 cents. The popular chocolate treat was discontinued in 2022, but many will be happy to get their hands on it again.
And B&M shoppers have also seen some exciting new items in store, including KiKat Cookie Dough, Iced Latte flavored Cadbury Twirls and Dairy Milk Raspberry Slices.
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