Would you recommend them. I haven't eaten them for a few years. Any new flavours?

Just buy a bag of Tate & Lyle. It contains less sugar than Milk Tray these days...

And possibly more cocoa!

I hadn't had any Milk Tray for years as I never really liked that assortment, too many creams in it and Turkish delight ,......... ugh!!! ,,,,but someone bought me a box last Christmas and I can safely say they are just as boring


Edit..... apparently the centres consist of these A selection of delicious Cadbury chocolates What's your favourite? Caramel Softy Hazelnut Swirl* Surprise Parcel** Strawberry Temptation Orange Truffle** Salted Caramel Charm** Truffle Heart** Apple Crunch** Fudge Duet** Perfect Praline ........I don't remember any of them, so easily forgettable

I used to love Milk Tray but they went yuk a few years ago. Every single chocolate tastes identical whether it's a praline or fondant centre and soooooo sweet your teeth start to itch.

And much tastier.

Used to love them but a few years ago I have no idea what they did but they ruined them. Just nasty these days really nasty.

And all because the ladies...

now hate Milk Tray.

Thanks, think i'll pass on the Apple Crunch!

I'd avoid them, to be honest.

They are dreadful.

I get them once a year and thats on Xmas morning the wife always gives me a box and I scoff them before dinner. Last year I wasn't impressed with them, they introduced new flavours which I didn't like "Salted Caramel" bloody rank

I hadn't had them for years, until I received some as part of my secret santa last Christmas and they are vile. Can't believe people still buy them.

Surely no-one buys them for themselves though? They're one of those cheap boxes of chocolates you buy for folk like your kids' teachers and the nurses who've looked after your relatives in hospital, etc.

They used to be merely overrated. Now they're just proper awful.

Cadbury's chocolate is no longer something you'd ever by for somebody unless you dislike them. Nearly all the chocolate box manufacturers seemed to have ditched the crunchy ones, which were the ones I always tried to pick out.