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I like chocolate on peanuts. Does that count?

Yes of course. You can be a cadburys whole nut.



Or even one of these might suit you better...

LOL....chocolate wouldn't be so hot on an American biscuit--but it's certainly delicious on an American cookie.

Sorry for the rolleyes, I think I clicked on it by mistake when I typed on my phone. I was referring more to peanut clusters. I absolutely love them. Here Cadbury's wholenut seem to be lacking, well, nuts.

What about cadburys fruit and nut?

"Everyone's a fruit and nutcase"

I used to enjoy them all before they started cutting corners. We were commenting how the wafer biscuits have shrunk in size today, actually. Seems everyone does it these days. It's too costly to make good quality apparently. The gram-age of a Cadbury's bar has gone under a 100 grams. -> and this one I meant.

I can remember when a cadbury's cream egg was easily the size of a small fist.

These days I can fit one in my mouth all at once and swallow it whole.

I'm not even eggaggerating.

It's a bit unnerving the way they put some of that health-related info on the packets. I sometimes eat a whole pack of Club biscuits in an evening, which is between 150% and 180% of the daily Saturates allowance, depending on whether there are 8 or 10 in a pack (I forget).

Have you tried eating a penguin.

I've heard they're very popular with sea lions.

That doesn't quite seal the deal for me - Clubs are definitely a classier product.

You can't beat the chocolate on a Club in my opinion.

Especially a Club Orange.

But what do you think of a Terry's Chocolate Orange?

They is velly gut!

Seeing one of those always reminds me of when Ali G referred to the film A Clockwork Orange as 'Chocolate Orange'!

..Give me that a lot of real chocolate like right now!! !!

I only have one once a year at Christmas for a treat. You can get them for £1 in some leading supermarkets.

You have to "tap it to unwrap it".

It's like a little ritual within itself when you think.

Where's my post gone?
This thread reminded me of something we got back in the late sixties early seventies, well mother did and would let me have a piece. Came in a box and each little bar was wrapped in rice paper.
My question was, us kids would call it nugget, but the adults would call it noo-gar, I couldn't find it but I mow remember the spelling, Nougat.
I now want some, having not eaten any for about 40 years because I forgot it existed.
I especially want some of this:- http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/lemon_and_blueberry_82699