Cadbury Caramilk Twirl Review

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Cadbury Caramilk twirl

As usual, Australia get all the best new snack releases and that’s no exception with these Cadbury Caramilk Twirls, which luckily you can get from Gb Gifts website (code Kevs10 gets 10% off). I’ve tried the regular Aussie Caramilk bar already and enjoyed it but this Twirl takes it to the next level...it’s delicious!

Cadbury Caramilk twirl

It’s folds of swirly caramelised white chocolate, that tastes a bit like Caramac but creamier with a good coating of Cadbury milk chocolate to balance out the sweetness. It’s reminiscent of Cadbury Snowflake, if you remember those. Perhaps even better!

A delicious concoction which of course means we won’t be getting it in the U.K, but let’s hope import companies are able to keep a steady stream coming into the country! For now keep your eyes on GB Gifts for incoming stock plus lots more Aussie and European limited editions.

9/10.



Comments

  1. Ananka21 January 2020 at 10:15

    Oh man, wish I could eat that! Looks good.

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  2. Guzzle21 January 2020 at 12:01

    Looks tasty. Shame we don't get them over here.

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  3. Victoria Prince6 February 2020 at 13:39

    I was just going to say that reminds me of a Snowflake! Loved loved loved those. These look and sound so good

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  4. Anonymous28 April 2022 at 10:24

    They are in b&m bargains at the moment for £1.29 esch

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  5. the backrooms27 March 2023 at 23:48

    It's sweet and very satisfying with this candy. Moreover, especially crispy!

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