King Charles is right to take away Cadbury chocolate’s royal warrant – it’s overrated - COMMENT: As the Birmingham-born chocolate brand loses its royal warrant, Katie Rosseinsky presents the case agai ...

Cadbury is a king among British confectionery, famed for countless products including Dairy Milk, Freddo, and Chocolate ...

It comes after the Royal Family stripped Cadbury's of its Royal Warrant after 170 years, despite the late Queen Elizabeth II's penchant for Bournville dark chocolate.

and dark chocolate on top of each other. Last year, lovers of the Peanut Caramel Crisp flavour of the bars were saddened to learn of the chocolate's axing. Baffled customer Amy had asked Cadbury ...

In 2018, Nestlé's White Chocolate Crunch bars were scrapped, but years later, shoppers can find 100g bars being sold in ...

Another Cadbury's bar lost to history was the Ice Breaker. The dark chocolate bar contained mint pieces and came in a shiny blue wrapper. Many will also remember the white lightning-type zig zag ...

In a world where life has become a whirlwind of tasks and distractions, Cadbury Bournville is inviting people to rediscover the beauty of savouring the moment. With its latest campaign, created by ...

Cadbury was first awarded the title by Queen ... by the late Queen Elizabeth II – who famously loved Bournville dark chocolate bars – until her death in 2022. The brands were not given a ...

Christmas chocolate season is in full swing, and as well as stocking up on tubs of Quality Street and Roses, many will also be buying classics like Cadbury Coins and selection trays. One sweet ...

Cadbury shoppers have been left devastated after their ... A gushing five-star review says: "Well...I like chocolate - dark, milk, white. And guess what - this has all of them!!! I love it, really.

the brand’s red-wrappered dark chocolate, every Christmas. Any suggestion about exactly why Cadbury has fallen out of royal favour is, well, highly speculative. The King’s focus on ...

Interestingly, one of Cadbury’s main competitors, Nestlé has retained its warrant, as well as Prestat and Benedicks, which is known for its dark mint chocolate. However, around 100 companies ...