cadburys milk tray

pink star 28 · 13-10-2013, 14:59

Got 2 boxes from tescos, £2 a box. What's happens to the flavour, they taste different and not in a good way. Very disappointed.

Tiwttmos · 13-10-2013, 16:00

A lot of people have noticed the same thing. I got a box for my birthday, though i've yet to try them. I think Kraft own Cadbury now, so that might have something to do with the change in taste.

Area88 · 13-10-2013, 18:55

They replaced the cocoa butter with vegetable fat. They also changed all the flavours and shapes. Look at the back of the box it says Cocoa solids minimum 14%.

How can it even be called chocolate at this percentage? No wonder they are able to sell them in Poundland now.

Tiwttmos · 13-10-2013, 19:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Area88

They replaced the cocoa butter with vegetable fat. They also changed all the flavours and shapes. Look at the back of the box it says Cocoa solids minimum 14%.

How can it even be called chocolate at this percentage? No wonder they are able to sell them in Poundland now.

I've never bothered to look at the ingredients, but 14% is poor.
I have a box of Thorntons Classic, (similar to Milk Tray) and it's 20% minimum cocoa.

Tiwttmos · 15-10-2013, 10:56

Yuck, just tasted them.

The Milk Tray man wouldn't give these to his mother in law!

Porcupine · 15-10-2013, 10:58

I find that every chocolate tastes the same in Milk Tray, although the textures are different. I won't buy them. I find Terrys All Gold are yuk now too.

13-10-2013, 14:59	#1
pink star 28 Inactive Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 1,538	cadburys milk tray Got 2 boxes from tescos, £2 a box. What's happens to the flavour, they taste different and not in a good way. Very disappointed.

13-10-2013, 16:00	#2
Tiwttmos Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 2,427	A lot of people have noticed the same thing. I got a box for my birthday, though i've yet to try them. I think Kraft own Cadbury now, so that might have something to do with the change in taste.

13-10-2013, 18:55	#3
Area88 Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 930	They replaced the cocoa butter with vegetable fat. They also changed all the flavours and shapes. Look at the back of the box it says Cocoa solids minimum 14%. How can it even be called chocolate at this percentage? No wonder they are able to sell them in Poundland now.

13-10-2013, 19:35	#4
Tiwttmos Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 2,427	Quote: Originally Posted by Area88 They replaced the cocoa butter with vegetable fat. They also changed all the flavours and shapes. Look at the back of the box it says Cocoa solids minimum 14%. How can it even be called chocolate at this percentage? No wonder they are able to sell them in Poundland now. I've never bothered to look at the ingredients, but 14% is poor. I have a box of Thorntons Classic, (similar to Milk Tray) and it's 20% minimum cocoa.

15-10-2013, 10:56	#5
Tiwttmos Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 2,427	Yuck, just tasted them. The Milk Tray man wouldn't give these to his mother in law!

15-10-2013, 10:58	#6
Porcupine Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Suffolk Posts: 21,392	I find that every chocolate tastes the same in Milk Tray, although the textures are different. I won't buy them. I find Terrys All Gold are yuk now too.

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