• Cadburys have discontinued chocolate coins
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Cadbury announces that it will no longer sell chocolate coins [IMG]http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/10/27/1414434940888_Image_galleryImage_Cadbury_UK_Twitter.JPG[/IMG] [IMG]http://i57.tinypic.com/17waq1.jpg[/IMG] [URL]http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2810079/Christmas-tradition-threat-Cadbury-s-announces-no-longer-sell-chocolate-coins.html[/URL]
argh fuck
Probably hundreds of chinese manufacturers filling the market for much cheaper.
I used to love having these on the Christmas tree
CHRISTMAS IS RUINED
I didnt know cadbury made chocolate coins. do/did they sell them in the US too?
The Daily Mail tries to blow this into an attack on Christmas. Lol. What the hell, Daily Mail? Is nothing a conflict when you are involved?
Gee that sucks, though there's a million-and-one companies that could make good chocolate coins. I mean, they're a staple of Christmas stockings all over Britain, always a sack of those tasty janglers on top of the satsuma.
Weren't chocolate coins a Hanukkah thing before it was a Christmas thing anyway?
Didn't realise Cadbury even made chocolate coins. The ones I get always taste like advent calendar chocolate.
[QUOTE=Muthenfrucheir;46345551]Probably hundreds of chinese manufacturers filling the market for much cheaper.[/QUOTE] Yeah but the cheap ones are always Euros since they're sold all around Europe
Other companies do UK variants. There are even notes as long blocks. Cadbury's were nothing special.
Noooo fuck.
[QUOTE=MrEndangered;46345644]Other companies do UK variants. There are even notes as long blocks. Cadbury's were nothing special.[/QUOTE] Apart from it's one of the best chocolate's available.
Why though? These used to be my favorite when I was a kid :(
Oh well, it's not like chocolate coins as a whole have been scrapped.
I'm not really sure if this is a big deal anyways, seems like every city has some giant hundred year old chocolate company that makes really good stuff and then there's the tons of cheaper brands like Hershey's which are still amazing
[QUOTE=Sableye;46345757]I'm not really sure if this is a big deal anyways, seems like every city has some giant hundred year old chocolate company that makes really good stuff and then there's the tons of cheaper brands like Hershey's which are still amazing[/QUOTE] In America, Cadburys is made with Hersheys chocolate. Real Cadburys is incredible.
Did they replace them with chocolate checks or chocolate credit cards... Or chocolate apple-pay? I hope Stephen Colbert covers this its like something he'd blow up on
I used to go to the mall when I was little and buy bags full at an all candy store with my mom, sad to see them go.
[QUOTE=Sableye;46345770]Did they replace them with chocolate checks or chocolate credit cards... Or chocolate apple-pay? I hope Stephen Colbert covers this its like something he'd blow up on[/QUOTE] Chocolate Chip and Pin
[QUOTE=Chains!;46345766]In America, Cadburys is made with Hersheys chocolate. Real Cadburys is incredible.[/QUOTE] i'm not a fan of hershey, hell i rather eat godiva chocolates.
[QUOTE=MrEndangered;46345644]Other companies do UK variants. There are even notes as long blocks. Cadbury's were nothing special.[/QUOTE] Eh, cadbury's chocolate coins were better than the majority of the cheap chocolate coins, which have that slightly cloying flavour. Was never the best chocolate though, I'd sooner buy a proper bar of chocolate or nearly anything Lidl or Aldi sell to be honest, as they do great chocolate.
No joke, apparently [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanukkah_gelt]Jews give each other this on Channukah[/url]. It's called gelt. My Jewish friend told me that his favorite part of Channukah is the "Jew-gold" and I thought he was joking.
[QUOTE=proboardslol;46345926]No joke, apparently [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanukkah_gelt]Jews give each other this on Channukah[/url]. It's called gelt. My Jewish friend told me that his favorite part of Channukah is the "Jew-gold" and I thought he was joking.[/QUOTE] Jews are so cheap they don't even pay each other in real shekels.
[QUOTE=Sableye;46345757]I'm not really sure if this is a big deal anyways, seems like every city has some giant hundred year old chocolate company that makes really good stuff and then there's the tons of cheaper brands like Hershey's which are still amazing[/QUOTE] What are you talking about Hershey's tastes of vomit, and I mean that literally
In all honesty, as much as I am familiar with chocolate coins, I never distinctly remember Cadbury ones. I swear I've only ever had ones produced by random brands..
You what
[video=youtube;Wn_iz8z2AGw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wn_iz8z2AGw[/video]
im sure i once got chocolate coins that had big dumb chunky £5 notes but i cant find any evidence of such a thing
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