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Frequently Asked Questions

What can I use Cadbury Flake 99s for?

Cadbury Flake 99s are ideal for finishing ice cream cones, sundaes and other desserts. Their classic appearance and recognisable Cadbury flavour make them a popular choice for ice cream parlours, cafés, dessert shops and catering businesses.

Are Cadbury Chocolate Buttons suitable for desserts?

Yes. Cadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate Buttons can be used as a delicious chocolate inclusion or topping. They can be added to waffles, crêpes, sundaes, milkshakes, cakes and other sweet treats to provide an extra layer of Cadbury chocolate flavour.

Can I use Cadbury Drinking Hot Chocolate for commercial use?

Cadbury Drinking Hot Chocolate is supplied in a 2kg format, making it suitable for cafés, restaurants, dessert parlours and other foodservice environments. It can be used to create indulgent hot chocolate drinks and as part of a wider dessert offering.

Why choose Cadbury chocolate for a dessert business?

Cadbury is one of the UK's best-known chocolate brands, with a heritage stretching back to the 19th century. Using recognisable Cadbury products can add familiar flavours to your menu while helping you create indulgent desserts, drinks and toppings that customers already know and love.

Can Cadbury products be used with waffles and crêpes?

Absolutely. Cadbury chocolate products work particularly well as toppings and inclusions for waffles and crêpes. Flake pieces, chocolate buttons and drinking chocolate can all be incorporated into dessert recipes or used to finish individual servings.

Can Cadbury chocolate be used with ice cream?

Yes. Cadbury Flake 99s are especially well suited to ice cream applications and are a classic finishing touch for ice cream cones and sundaes. Chocolate Buttons can also be used as an inclusion or topping for a variety of frozen desserts.

Is Cadbury chocolate suitable for catering and foodservice?

The Cadbury products available from CFW are supplied in larger foodservice-friendly quantities, making them suitable for businesses that serve desserts and drinks regularly. Product formats include a 144-piece box of Flake 99s, a 2kg pack of Drinking Hot Chocolate and an 8kg box of Dairy Milk Chocolate Buttons.

 

 

Cadbury's brand story is a tale of heritage, innovation, and a deep love for chocolate that spans nearly two centuries. Founded in 1824 by John Cadbury in Birmingham, England, the brand's journey began with a vision to create high-quality cocoa and chocolate products that bring joy to people's lives.

Cadbury's commitment to excellence led to the development of groundbreaking chocolate-making techniques, including the production of the first-ever chocolate bar in 1842. As the years passed, the brand's iconic Dairy Milk chocolate was introduced in 1905, becoming a beloved classic that has stood the test of time. The brand's dedication to its customers and community is exemplified by its philanthropic efforts, such as the establishment of the Bournville model village for its workers in the late 19th century. This commitment to social responsibility continues to shape Cadbury's ethos.

Innovation remained at the forefront of Cadbury's journey, as they introduced iconic products like the Flake bar in the 1920s and the Creme Egg in the 1960s. These creations became synonymous with delight and indulgence, capturing the hearts of chocolate enthusiasts around the world. Cadbury's rich legacy of advertising and marketing campaigns further ingrained it in popular culture, from the joyful "Glass and a Half Full Productions” ad to the unforgettable jingle "A Glass and a Half in Every Half Pound."

The brand's journey took an international turn when it joined forces with Kraft Foods in 2010, becoming part of the Mondelez International family. Throughout its evolution, Cadbury has remained committed to preserving its heritage while embracing modern trends, ensuring that its chocolates continue to bring moments of happiness to people of all ages.

Today, Cadbury stands as a symbol of tradition, innovation, and the simple joy of indulging in high-quality chocolate. Its legacy lives on through its timeless classics and innovative creations, celebrating the spirit of generosity and delight that John Cadbury first instilled in his brand.

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