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Cadbury Snowflake

Cadbury SnoflakeCadbury can’t seem to make up their mind what to call this one. The wrapper calls it ‘Flake Snow’, yet their web site calls it ‘Snowflake’. I’ve gone with Snowflake simply because it sounds better.

Whatever you call it, this bar is quite simple. A white chocolate Flake dipped in milk chocolate.

For me, the most interesting thing about this is that Cadbury don’t often do white chocolate. In fact, the only other products I can think of offhand are Dream Bar and white chocolate Buttons.

Cadbury SnowflakeUpon opening this bar, I was a good deal more impressed than I was with the Flake Praline. It’s a fairly non-descript finger of milk chocolate, but at least this one looks as though it’s actually finished.

It’s only when you bite into a Snowflake that it comes to life (and again, crumbles all over your keyboard – I never learn). I half expected it not to be as ‘flaky’ as a original Flake, but it was every bit as yummy and crumbly.

The white chocolate is very sweet, but that’s slightly offset by the thick milk chocolate coating. Apart from that, the taste is nothing to write home about, but it’s the texture that makes it stand out. The flakes of white chocolate melt away in the mouth, and all too quickly you wonder where your Snowflake went.

Overall, this is vastly superior to Flake Praline, but I still can’t see myself buying it regularly. Maybe as a treat for those days where I can’t decide between white or milk chocolate…

Posted by Dom on 16 Oct 2006 at 06:10 PM | 16 Comments
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16 Comments

  1. James
    October 23, 2006 : 9:36am

    I love snow flakes i remember trying one when they first came out and they were actually called snow flake and got hooked on the first bite. Fantastic Blog keep the chocolate coming.

  2. Katrina
    October 26, 2006 : 4:35am

    Mmmm, in New Zealand we have the new Mint Flake. It’s so good.

  3. Randi
    December 23, 2006 : 6:44pm

    The Snowflake is the most amazing chocolate EVER. I keep them in the freezer which keeps them fresh longer and also makes it fantastically crumbly when eating. When one takes a bit it first crubles and as it heats up in your mouth it gets sweeter and, finally, it almost takes like hot chocolate just as your swallowing it. I love these things and eat one (half of one if I can control myself) with black coffee every morning. It is a lovely way to start the day. Problem is, they are very very very hard to find.

  4. Joseph
    April 2, 2008 : 5:02pm

    ” Problem is, they are very very very hard to find.”

    Can they be found at all any more?

  5. Adam
    April 14, 2008 : 9:37am

    “Can they be found at all any more?”

    It must be a good few years now since I last had one, I’m suprised at how recent the date on the original blog post is.

  6. Suzy
    September 25, 2008 : 3:03pm

    Why do they always seem to discontinue the best products?? I just don’t understand and without warning too. First wispa just disappeared and now snowflake. They’re bringing wispa back soon though yey!

  7. Suzy
    September 25, 2008 : 3:04pm

    Why do they always seem to discontinue the best products?? I just don’t understand and without warning too. First wispa just disappeared and now snowflake. They’re bringing wispa back soon though yey!

  8. ety
    October 18, 2008 : 2:11pm

    snow flakes are (or were) the best they were lovely can you still buy them. Are they just very very very very very hard to find or have they been discontinued

  9. Mandi
    January 2, 2009 : 1:15am

    I believe that they have actually been discontinued. I have contacted Cadbury just to ask if they will be relaunching them ( I know sad but hey!)

  10. joey22
    February 12, 2009 : 5:07pm

    if we all get in contact with cadbury they may bring it back, it worked with wispa

  11. ety
    February 12, 2009 : 5:58pm

    i recon we should tell cadburys to re-launch

  12. KELLYMAC
    May 17, 2009 : 7:44pm

    I HAVE ALSO CONTACTED CADBURYS. I WUD BUY AT LEAST A CASE A WK OF THEM. AM A SNOWFLAKE FREAK!!!!

  13. Heidi
    May 18, 2009 : 3:01pm

    Any response from Cadburys yet? I would <3 for them to bring them back!

    I can buy them in Covent Garden in the aussie shop in London, but they should be re-launched :D. I agree, they discontinue all of the great stuff (Wispas, Snowflakes… what will be next?!)

  14. ety
    May 28, 2009 : 12:44am

    OMG can you buy them in covent garden thats sly im Seaham, County Durham (North East!) london is a million miles away lol. BUT … Im Going to London In Febuary 2010 gonna buy 10 full crates of them! lol

  15. Benassurn
    July 22, 2009 : 7:10am

    Who knows!
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  16. lilian
    January 26, 2010 : 4:51pm

    hello
    i just loooove snowflake, but i cant find them anywhere. anyone knows a website i can order? they have to sent the chocolate to denmark.
    best wishes,
    lilian

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