Cadbury fans are excited about a new special edition flavour, but if you’re hoping to get your hands on a bar, you might be out of luck.
The latest launch in Cadbury’s Dream white chocolate range is a tiramisu flavoured bar, priced at £5.99 for 150g.
However, the bar is already sold out on specialist websites, so many chocoholics have to look elsewhere.
The Dream range, relaunched in 2020, has had previous limited editions including Oreo and Raspberry flavours, and this new Tiramisu version is quickly becoming the most sought after.
News of the dessert-inspired flavour hit social media when it was posted by popular Facebook group New Foods UK, prompting a variety of reactions from fans.
The latest launch in Cadbury’s Dream white chocolate range is a tiramisu flavoured bar, priced at £5.99 for 150g.
More than 840 people reacted to the announcement, with more than 600 comments flooding the site. mail.
One enthused: “Oh I need this,” while another tagged their friend in the comments and exclaimed: “Imagine this as my Easter egg!”
A third wrote: “No way, so yummy! I have to find it. When it’s not £5 or £6 a loaf, tiramisu is one of my favourite desserts if done right.”
Despite the excitement, some fans were disappointed to discover the bar had already sold out on Bombon’s specialist website, where it was first spotted.
One said: ‘Just to let you know the bar was £6 plus £3.50 postage and it’s already sold out on that site.’
Another person complained that the special edition bars are hard to find in supermarkets, writing: “It’s quite funny that there are so many pictures of these chocolate bars and you go into shops trying to find them but you never manage to.”
The launch of the Tiramisu bar comes shortly after Cadbury announced an exciting opportunity for chocolate enthusiasts.
According The sunThe brand recently announced that it was recruiting a professional chocolate taster, giving chocoholics the chance to indulge their passion while earning a paycheck.
News of the dessert-inspired flavour hit social media when it was posted by popular Facebook group New Foods UK, prompting a variety of reactions from fans.
However, the company has not been free of controversy in recent months, as it was revealed Cadbury has officially dashed hopes that one of its most beloved chocolate bars would make a comeback more than 19 years after it was discontinued.
First introduced in 1984, the Spira bar quickly became a fan favorite, known for its twin semi-hollow spiral-molded bars that offered an airy, crumbly, and soft texture that delighted consumers.
In February, Cadbury came under fire from shoppers after making changes to a popular children’s snack sold in the UK.
The chocolate giant has been accused of ‘misleading young children’ after reducing the weight and size of its packs of Animals biscuits.
Over the years, these biscuits became a parent’s item of choice, as they were typically available to purchase in packs of seven (one small bag for each day of the week) before being reduced to packs of six.
