#Cadbury

Author: Kirstin Fawcett / Source: mentalfloss.com Each spring, chocoholics around the world go crazy for Cadbury. The British confectionery company produces more than 500 million creme eggs per year—and the fondant-filled treats are no longer just for Easter baskets. Creative chefs deep-fry Creme

Last week's mega-merger announcement, the deliberately leaked acquisition of Unilever by the Warren Buffett-backed Kraft Heinz - a deal which would create a giant consumer goods conglomerate - has fallen apart, following Unilever's adverse reaction to the deal, and speculation that Kraft would not

Source: Mental Floss To sugar-lovers stateside, Cadbury is best known as the maker of the cream-filled eggs that appear in stores each spring for Easter. But their full lineup of sweets includes close to 100 products that are beloved in the UK and around the world. Here are 11 decadent facts

Source: Mental Floss Oreo-flavored Cadbury Creme Eggs, which already exist in the UK and Canada, are making their way to America—kind of. According to Thrillist, this February, the U.S. will get Oreo Eggs, a cookie-stuffed twist on… Click here to read more The post The Popular Cadbury-Style

One of the oldest tricks in the inflationary book - shrinking the contents while keeping the size the same - has struck chocolate lovers in the UK's today, where Toblerone fans are crying foul after its maker announced the chocolate bar's shape and weight are changing to keep costs down.