We all have those favourite chocolates from our childhood that are just that bit more difficult to find nowadays, or impossible in some circumstances. Budget retailer B&M is often a shop people go to to get their hands on old treasures, as community reporter Keimae Blake reports.
For all chocolate lovers, many will remember the likes of Cadbury’s caramel Snaps, a Cadbury’s Fuse bar or a bar of Kit Kat Senses, but these, unfortunately, are no longer sold in stores. It’s always a pain when your favourite chocolate is no longer stocked up on shelves, isn’t it?
But the good news is B&M are selling some old favourites. Some of the chocolates found in B&M, I had never heard of but they tasted delicious.
It has been reported that one old Cadbury’s favourite is making a comeback. Cadbury’s Astros.
The Cadbury’s Astros are boxes of biscuit bites covered in smooth milk chocolate. This chocolate is making a comeback after its heyday in the 90s.
Walking through the B&M in Lady Bay Retail Park, as soon as I walked in, I was drawn to the Caramac. The caramel-based chocolate distributed by Nestle isn’t usually my go to, I usually go for a white chocolate Kinder Bueno or a biscuit and raisin Yorkie Bar.
For anyone that’s been searching for Caramac, there was a lot neatly stacked on the shelf in B&M and a 3 pack for £1, to me, is a bargain. My next find was Turkish Delight, which isn’t my kind of chocolate (I don’t like the texture) but nostalgic nonetheless.
After giving a list of some nostalgic chocolates to a friendly employee in B&M, many on the list weren’t sold in stores. However, I did get led to a box of Cadbury’s favourites.
Inside it, there were chocolates that I had never heard of before such as Moro but I do vaguely remember Cadbury's white chocolate Dream bar.
To me, the Dream bar is better than Milky Bar hands down! The box of Cadbury’s favourites for £3.99 is definitely worth it.
It's filled with some favourites that are in store too such as Flake, Picnic and Crunchie.
Let us know your favourite nostalgic chocolates in the comments.
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