Cadbury White Chocolate Oreo Bars Review

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Cadbury White Oreo bars

Recently Asda has relaunched Cadbury White Chocolate, and although it's not the Cadbury Dream in the blue wrappers like we remember, it's pretty tasty. They recently took it a step further, and stuffed it with an Oreo cookie and cream style filling, and it's an amazing creation!

Cadbury White Oreo bars

Available only in multipacks currently, these are around £1.50 in Asda and consist of curved chunks of white chocolate, with a creamy filling and Oreo pieces.

Cadbury White Oreo bars

They're extremely sweet, but quite moreish. The white chocolate is standard milky, creamy stuff with the cream filling working well with it and the Oreo cookies balancing out the flavour with some slightly savoury, cocoa biscuit crunch. They're great with a cuppa when you need a sweet snack. But like I said they are very sweet so might not be for everyone unless you have a very sweet tooth!

8.5/10. 



Comments

  1. Guzzle25 April 2020 at 03:32

    I wish Cadbury would make a bit more of an effort with other products, instead of just hundreds of Oreo based products. IMHO Oreo is the Vauxhall Astra of biscuits; ever present but completely average. A few more Daim based products would be most welcome though. Rant over 🙂

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    1. Kevs Snack Reviews26 April 2020 at 08:39

      Agreed, there's far too much reliance on Oreo!

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    2. Anonymous30 September 2020 at 14:13

      There already is a Cadbury daim bar and eggs

      Delete

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