the Real Cadbury Chocolate

[RubyWine 0]

I know the subject of REAL Cadbury chocolate has come up many times but I need advice if anybody knows of anywhere in America that does REAL Cadbury chocolate that I can get delivered?

I'm sitting here in UK packing up some cadbury chocolate for Wyatts daughter and suddenly thought that I'm sure we had a discussion a while back about getting it while I was over there.

By the time I pay the postage on this chocolate here, I may as well try and find somewhere that I can order it online - even if it does work out dearer to buy the chocolate as I'm sure I will save in the postage

so if anybody can point me in the right direction and can guarantee that it is the REAL cadburys (not hersey made), I would be delighted!!!

thanks!!

Pauline

[Jaylen Brit 0]

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=839

That any help?

[CarolineM 0]

mmmmm Cadbury....Dairy Milk....mmmmmmmmm

[Rocio 0]

http://www.tobbp.com/index.asp

i found this i know its posible cos i got them before here

i like them too!!

[gwenneh 7]

Mmm...chocolate....

One of the 3,278 reasons we moved back to the UK!

[CarolineM 0]

Rub it in Gwen

So has it been easy for you to immigrate to the UK?? What do you have to do? I wonder how easy it will be for me to go to Oz in 6 years... (maybe 5)

[gwenneh 7]

Much easier than getting Russ to the US!

We filled out the application for a spousal visa online, paid the fee online, made our visa interview appointment online (one week in advance) and showed up at the consulate with passport, marriage certificate, and proof of where we were going to live and a letter from his mum stating she would support us. That's it, no tough questions, visa approved, we picked it up an hour later!

I've been here a month, and am settled in a proper job (work authorization comes with the visa), registered with the NHS, and have my national insurance number. We so should have done it this way the first time! NOt that I'd trade my time with Russ in the US for anything, we had to know.

Edited April 13, 2006 by Gwen666

[CarolineM 0]

That's great news! Glad to here ya'll are settling in nicely!!

[ladybird216 2]

We have been able to buy it and some other Brit stuff from World Markets....here is the link

http://www.worldmarket.com/custserv/store_locator.jsp

[Chicken_Little 0]

If you're going to be living near the border with Canada, just cross every so often and buy it there.

They have flake, fruit and nut, dairy milk, burnt almond, crunch, etc. I'm going to visit my parents for Easter and will DEFINITELY be stocking up!

[Miranda&James 8]

Lol I didn't know there was a difference! Are Cadbury eggs not real Cadbury? My dad had a bunch of fruit and nut bars the other day and they looked like the ones I saw in England, it was weird cause I didn't know you could find them here. I don't like Cadbury's much anyways (no one kill me!), mostly because I prefer dark chocolate over milk chocolate.

[Kajikit 65]

The US cadbury's LOOKS the same but it doesn't taste the same at all... it's made under license by Hersheys and it tasted very waxy and sweet to me. After buying one bar I decided I didn't need chocolate that much... I buy a bar occasionally from the English shop near us when I want a treat and stick them in the freezer so they last longer.

[iceyspots 0]

yummy chocolate

[Reba 2]

I'll be stocking up when we go to Scotland next month. Just enough to last me til end of June when I go home to Toronto for a visit and can stock up again

[babybunny 2]

I got a Cadbury easter bunny plush- for easter.

It it also is animated and makes the clucking sounds.

I got it as an easter gift from one of my co workers. * so sweet *