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Sunday, 16 September 2018

Today's Review: Cadbury Darkmilk


Cadbury have just brought out something a little different, instead of stuffing things into their Dairy Milk, they've gone and released a dark chocolate bar. Not majorly dark, mind you, this isn't a rebranded Bournville. This bar consists of 40% cocoa solids and 14% milk, so there's still a bit of creaminess in there to take the edge off. Dark chocolate has grown on me over the years, so I was hoping this would sit well with me.

Say what you will about Cadbury and their changing recipes, but I still enjoy it. This bar is another great effort, a lovely dark chocolate that is just the right balance of bitter and sweet. It's definitely dark, that's obvious from the first bite, but the milk is there to lay down a nice creamy base and make for a smooth, very chocolatey bar. Yes, I'm sure there'll be much uproar about the size reduction compared to Dairy Milk, but I still enjoyed my experience, and paid less than the retail price, pick it up for £1 in Tesco, it's worth it.

My rating: 5/5

6 comments:

  1. I love the new taste & im sure this will soon be a winner with all those who try it!

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  2. Horrible, Cadbury introducing anmerican chocolate by the back door.. Beware..

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  3. Awful tasting. Doesnt even taste like chocolate.

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  4. Bought as on offer at Tesco. Have enjoyed Bourneville chocolate as a child and found over the decades Dairy Milk has gone down in quality, so it's back to dark chocolate. This bar does strike a balance. Would recommend it as an introduction for those wanting to try a form of dark chocolate for the first time.

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  5. I was really looking forward to trying Darkmilk! At face value it seemed to tick so many boxes for me.
    First mouthful was good, but soon I noticed an over-sweet and waxy aftertaste. Very reminiscent of American (and Australian) chocolate.
    I will not be buying again!
    This Mondelez mob have have messed up another opportunity. I expect they will blame any failure on 'changing tastes' like they cynically did after changing the cream egg formulation. Absolute rubbish excuse of course!
    I thank my lucky stars that Cadbury Dairy Milk bars are still delicious!

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  6. Nothing was wrong with these. Good stuff. Effectively a rebrand of the Cadbury Gambit bar from the mid-80s. Obviously, though, lots of cowardly little fools who wouldn't know a good chocolate bar if it kicked them in the arse thought different. The Cadbury's Dairy Milk sheeple. Pitiful.

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