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New Dairy Milk Bubbly
Anyone see Cadburys have relaunched the Dairy Milk Bubbly bar now, its more like an Aero now with bigger bubbles. It was pretty nice
The larger bubbles made the chocolate flavour last longer for some reason ![]() Theres one with a white centre too but I havent tried that one. Also on other threads I've heard some posters mention Peanut Butter Dairy Milk, where can you get one? |
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Brought this the other day....its nice, similar to Aero i guess. I love cadburys wispa more which is what they wanted to replace with this back in 2004ish
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I like Wispa more too
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I've tried the one with the White centre. It was nice, but harder than what I expected. I really had to bite into it. Wasn't kept in the fridge or particularly cold either.
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I only just got a standard Bubbly the other day in Tesco, now there's a new one? I liked them fine as well
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I'm sure this isn't new and has been out about a year or so? Correct me if I'm wrong because I remember not liking it too much but wouldn't waste it.
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The "old" Bubbly was more like a Wispa but this one has just come out. I'll try and find the one with the white centre too
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Without being a bore, the bubbles make the chocolate taste stronger because of the increase in surface area of the chocolate
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They were on offer at Sainbury £1 for the 100g bar. Couldn't decide which one to try so brought both, have eaten both and liked both.
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Got them both
I really liked the white chocolate one but would prefer a Whispa to the milk chocolate version. They should really do large sized Whispas, one bar isn't enough but two is too much.
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Got them both
I really liked the white chocolate one but would prefer a Whispa to the milk chocolate version. They should really do large sized Whispas, one bar isn't enough but two is too much.check out Bubbly and "Bitsa Wispa" here: http://www.gobblemonkey.com/2012/02/bitsa-wispa.html |
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That's interesting 'cos I did a survey on Cadbury's bubbly chocolate. Had to try it and compare with Aero. I said in the survey that the Cadbury's chocolate was nicer than the Aero but because the bubbles were so small it was just like ordinary chocolate. Seems they took notice!
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I tried it, it was nice, nicer then Aero. I had the Milk chocolate one, i agree that Wispa's are nicer, though.
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Just in case your store has any left, our Tesco are selling off the old Bubbly bars (the 181g size) for 49p
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Tried both, Lovely Jubbly.
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do the 'bubbles' in Wispa, Aero or Bubbly actually make the chocolate taste nicer!?!
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I love them! The bubbles are huge and make the chocolate all melty and a big crumble but not as crumble as the flake. Yummm.
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http://www.gobblemonkey.com/
"Ooh a bubble. Bubbles are so delicious, tasting of NOTHNG as they do. Listen, Cadbury: STOP ADDING AIR TO THINGS. NEWSFLASH: Air is free. I don't need to be charged extra for air. Air doesn't make things taste better. (It does make things look bigger though, doesn't it Cadburys?) Imagine going to the shops for a potato and having Sainsburys charge you an extra 20p to buy one of their new aerated potatoes with added holes. Or a sausage with a big gap in it. What about a new book - with page 147 left completely blank?" |
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http://www.gobblemonkey.com/
"Ooh a bubble. Bubbles are so delicious, tasting of NOTHNG as they do. Listen, Cadbury: STOP ADDING AIR TO THINGS. NEWSFLASH: Air is free. I don't need to be charged extra for air. Air doesn't make things taste better. (It does make things look bigger though, doesn't it Cadburys?) Imagine going to the shops for a potato and having Sainsburys charge you an extra 20p to buy one of their new aerated potatoes with added holes. Or a sausage with a big gap in it. What about a new book - with page 147 left completely blank?" |
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I recently had the white centred one and liked that one too
The chcolate is all melty and crumbly because of the bubbles for some reason ![]() The Bitsa Wispa and Hello Sailor chocolate reviews on that site are hilarious
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I've got a bar of the white chocolate one. I like the taste but the texture is a bit odd. I like the wispa or aero type better. It also annoys me that I can't just break off a piece, I end up with a huge chunk.
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Not mine - just thought it was funny
I've seen that blog posted on several occasions and I thought it was yours.
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Oops sorry about that.
I've seen that blog posted on several occasions and I thought it was yours. ![]() http://www.gobblemonkey.com/2012/02/...aster-egg.html that's the latest review - a Percy Pig EASTER EGG! |
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The larger bubbles made the chocolate flavour last longer for some reason 

I really liked the white chocolate one but would prefer a Whispa to the milk chocolate version. They should really do large sized Whispas, one bar isn't enough but two is too much.