Product name: Cadbury
Dairy Milk: Freddo (popping candy)
Purchase details: £0.10 for an 18g bar (Home Bargains)
Calories: 95 per bar
Country of origin: Europe
Purchase details: £0.10 for an 18g bar (Home Bargains)
Calories: 95 per bar
Country of origin: Europe
Let’s be honest...I only bought this bar of Cadbury Dairy
Milk: Freddo (popping candy) because when do you ever see Freddos for sale at
the traditional price of £0.10 these days?! I hadn’t actually had a Freddo
since I was a teenager, and I’d never had one containing popping candy, so I
thought it was time I gave it a go.
I bought this bar over the festive period which is why the
purple wrapper had the knitted theme and some snowflakes. It also featured the
cute Freddo frog who was wearing different colours on different wrappers (I
went for blue as it’s my favourite!).
The chocolate itself was also shaped like the frog but I did
feel its appearance was spoilt slightly by lots of little marks – this was
probably a result of the popping candy itself but I still felt it made it look
less appealing.
Made by Mondelez, this was the standard Dairy Milk chocolate
that contained 23% cocoa solids and 20% milk solids. In addition, though, 6% of
the bar was popping candy. I actually couldn’t quite believe what a difference
6% made – the texture of the bar was rougher and crunchier and, whether melting
or chewing, the popping sensation was felt throughout the mouth.
Thankfully, the quality and strength of the chocolate’s
scent and flavour had not been compromised, with the candy being small enough
to allow the chocolate to still feel chunky and contribute to a lovely, creamy
taste.
I do prefer the unadulterated texture of a standard Dairy
Milk bar (Freddo or otherwise!) but this was still a nice change.
Appearance: 7/10
Aroma: 8/10
Taste: 8/10
Texture: 7.5/10
Overall score: 7.63/10
Aroma: 8/10
Taste: 8/10
Texture: 7.5/10
Overall score: 7.63/10
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