If you’ve not managed to get completely sick of chocolate over the Christmas period, then there’s a new Cadbury treat that might interest you.
Shoppers have spotted a rare Cadbury chocolate bar on the shelves of B&M stores across the UK.
The product is Dairy Milk Velvet Salted Caramel, which is described as a ‘smooth and velvety milk chocolate with crunchy salted caramel pieces’.
What’s more, the packet proclaims it has 40% more cocoa and 25% more milk; as such, those who’ve tried it say it tastes ‘more premium’.
In addition to the caramel one, there’s also a Coconut Rough flavour, which contains toasted coconut.
Both chocolate bars cost £1.99 from B&M, but they aren’t British; they have actually been imported from Australia.
People have been excitedly sharing snaps of the chocolates on social media, claiming they wanted to try them.
Instagram user @johns_snackreviews tested both of the bars and gave them both a solid eight out of 10 rating. In his review, he said of the caramel one: ‘There’s a lot of crunch from the salted caramel pieces, but they don’t really add much flavour.
‘The main thing with this is just the better quality chocolate. You can definitely taste the difference with a more premium chocolate taste.’
Several other social media users also ‘loved’ the imported Cadbury bars, with some saying they were ‘really good’ and agreeing with the 8/10 verdict.
This comes after Cadbury unveiled a brand new chocolate treat at the end of 2025, which is also available to buy in B&M.
We’re talking, of course, about the new Cadbury Creme Egg Oreos.
These feature the ‘crunch and rich cocoa taste of an Oreo’ and the ‘indulgence of a Creme Egg’ with an additional layer of the iconic yolk-coloured filling.
As both the Oreo and Cadbury brands are owned by Mondelez International, the new biscuit is hilariously being dubbed ‘The Nepo Cookie’.
Which of the rare Cadbury bars are you keen to try?
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Dairy Milk Velvet Salted Caramel
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Dairy Milk Coconut Rough
Speaking about the product, Nikita Yadav, the brand manager for Oreo, said: ‘The introduction of Oreo Creme Egg is the perfect pairing of two iconic brands to create a new snacking occasion at Easter.
‘This limited-edition biscuit is set to drive excitement in the biscuit category, adding basket spend as family and friends come together to celebrate Easter.’
Since launching, the Oreos have also been spotted in Home Bargains, and those who have tried the biscuits say they are ‘amazing’.
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