Cadbury Marvellous Creations

OU812

Where did you see that MissFlithworth ? I've got to find these to send off pretty fast.

I've just rang Cadburys & they confirmed theres no plans for individual cola ones

MissFlitworth

In a Centra in Dublin 7

Thargor

Link to that voucher please?

OU812

These bars are on special in Dunnes right now at €2 each

woodchuck

I'm just back from Germany and they had a milka version of the popping candy/jelly bar over there:



I thought I loved the cadbury version, but holy mother of god this is even better... hope they bring it out over here, but it seems doubtful

CyrilFiggis

woodchuck wrote: »

I'm just back from Germany and they had a milka version of the popping candy/jelly bar over there:

I thought I loved the cadbury version, but holy mother of god this is even better... hope they bring it out over here, but it seems doubtful

I'm dying to try these! Saw them on a blog last year and have been searching fruitlessly ever since. Here's hoping they do eventually bring them out in Ireland

Thargor

Interesting Milkas never come here

CyrilFiggis

Thargor wrote: »

Interesting Milkas never come here

The Polish food shops have a few good varieties, but never the ones I'm after!

Amalgam

[psst] The Polonez on Moore Street, Dublin, has all things Milka strange, Milka toffee 'Jaffa cakes' ..and some very odd chocolate bar fillings. I have to give my brain a restraining order, from thinking about visiting.. Don't get me started on Olza's Prince Polo XXL or the chocolate covered plums.

MissFlitworth

Amalgam wrote: »

Milka toffee 'Jaffa cakes'

:eek:

Pang

Walked down to Moore Street after Amalgam's message and bought the last packet of Milka Toffee 'Jaffa Cakes'.

The mousse is yum but I'm not mad about the sponge:( It's a bit dense.

Amalgam

Nice one Pang!

..just to say, that Polonez shop (Moore Street, Dublin) looks a bit grim and dour from the outside, but their choice of sweet things, from the far reaches of Europe, must be second to none, in Dublin. You'd never know, passing the place, day to day.

I don't know how I ended up there, I think it was to buy that fermented cheese cake that is particular to Poland, I can't remember.

MissFlitworth

Ah now Pang!! I went for a walk that way this evening under the pretense of 'buying some fruit' and had to turn my sorry self away from Polonez because I forgot money, if they don't have toffee jaffa cakes tomorrow I am going to be VERY moany at you

Crumpets

That banana Dairy Milk bar is €2 in Dunnes at the moment. It's calling out to me.

I'm going to a wedding in 2 weeks and my dress is tight enough as it is

Damn you, glorious chocolate!

Pang

MissFlitworth wrote: »

Ah now Pang!! I went for a walk that way this evening under the pretense of 'buying some fruit' and had to turn my sorry self away from Polonez because I forgot money, if they don't have toffee jaffa cakes tomorrow I am going to be VERY moany at you

Oopsie!:o Hopefully they will have restocked by tomorrow!

If not, get a bubbly Milka, I swear it's delicious and will ease the pain

Sky.

Cadbury Marvellous Creations is some serious stuff.

I don't eat much sweets but Cadbury Marvellous Creations hits 200% !!!!

woodchuck

Pang wrote: »

Oopsie!:o Hopefully they will have restocked by tomorrow!

If not, get a bubbly Milka, I swear it's delicious and will ease the pain

Bubbly Milka with caramel I must check out that shop on Moore street :pac:

Pang

woodchuck wrote: »

Bubbly Milka with caramel I must check out that shop on Moore street :pac:

Omg I need it with caramel, Woodchuck! I didn't even know you could get that one. I am definitely going back in tomorrow to search for this.



Look at that dripping caramel, divine!

woodchuck

Pang wrote: »

Omg I need it with caramel, Woodchuck! I didn't even know you could get that one. I am definitely going back in tomorrow to search for this.



Look at that dripping caramel, divine!

Food of the gods I got a bar for a friend while I was away... it's still sitting in my room and it's KILLING me not to eat it!!!

Pang

woodchuck wrote: »

Food of the gods I got a bar for a friend while I was away... it's still sitting in my room and it's KILLING me not to eat it!!!

Go on and eat it!!! No point saving it, dig in!

I went to buy some bubbly Milka but there was none in the Polonez. No sign of any caramel Bubbly either

Did find a Cadbury bar called Nutty Caramel with chopped hazelnut and runny caramel in Tesco for 2 euro. Very enjoyable!

woodchuck

Pang wrote: »

Go on and eat it!!! No point saving it, dig in!

I thought you looked familiar :P

Pang wrote: »

I went to buy some bubbly Milka but there was none in the Polonez. No sign of any caramel Bubbly either

Did find a Cadbury bar called Nutty Caramel with chopped hazelnut and runny caramel in Tesco for 2 euro. Very enjoyable!

Ah that's a pity, good that you found a good alternative though

Thargor

Lots of these in various Centra bargain bins for €1.50:



I love them, Dime ones there aswell.

ebbsy

Crumpets wrote: »

That banana Dairy Milk bar is €2 in Dunnes at the moment. It's calling out to me.

I'm going to a wedding in 2 weeks and my dress is tight enough as it is

Damn you, glorious chocolate!

Go for it, you know you want to.......

Crumpets

Has anyone tried the Dairy Milk with Crunchie bar? Saw it in Dunnes the other day, looks good!

NyOmnishambles

Crumpets wrote: »

Has anyone tried the Dairy Milk with Crunchie bar? Saw it in Dunnes the other day, looks good!

Yup. loved it

Might not be for everyone as it is very sweet

Lisha

Recently I made rice crispie buns and just before I out mix into cases I roughly chopped crunchie bars... Nomn nomn heaven.
Next to try is chopped mars and tiny marshmallows. Daim bars might get a whirl too

Crumpets

Lisha wrote: »

Recently I made rice crispie buns and just before I out mix into cases I roughly chopped crunchie bars... Nomn nomn heaven.
Next to try is chopped mars and tiny marshmallows. Daim bars might get a whirl too