[chocolate] do these exist in EU/US?

[DeaJae]

No i do not take pictures of all the food i eat, that would be creepy

Wondering if this is available in the states or Europe.

They are called 'Cadbury's 99 Flake'

 

[phatcat]

looks like the cheap-o icecream cones we used to get as kids form the creepy ice cream man.

 

[Airmoran]

Maybe not the exact brand, but rolled up waffel-cone ice cream bars are pretty much available world wide, including all of asia and the states.

Whether anyone eats them... my tummy hurts.

 

[Balton]

looks like a cheap "cornetto"

 

[Predcaliber]

looks like a cheap "cornetto"

 

[Cat Fuzz]

They make cones like that in the US under the name "Drumstick Supreme".

 

[SlayerDragon]

Looks good, me wants.

 

[SugarBear]

yeah we have those here, it's frozen ice cream wrapped in a Cadbury Flake bar, both of them, the 99 flake and the flake bar are super duper good.

all cadbury's bars are really good

 

[Zur]

Cadbury's are typically UK . And btw, knowing what Cadbury's flake is like (crispy, twirly chocolate thingy), that's probably not your common "el cheapo" cone you have there.

There's little chance you'll find those in Belgium, except in specialist shops, because the country produces tons of chocolate and not the hydrogenated fat crap either. That said, the UK is one of the biggest producers of sweets and it's quite odd to see so little stuff abroad in continental Europe.

 

[_Zd_Phoenix_]

I love cadbury beyond all. i was horrified by the 'chocolate' in the US, so was SOOOOOOO happy to find cadbury's creme eggs on sale in disney world. YAY mickey!

 

[GeneticFreak]

Isn't that looks just like Walls' Cornello?

 

[Birelli]

I've never seen Cadbury "flake" products here at all. A bit of a shame really, I quite enjoyed them when I was over there. The only Cadbury brand products I can get are the eggs and the rare dairy milk bar in standard size only, and even those aren't really Cadbury's (see below).

i was horrified by the 'chocolate' in the US, so was SOOOOOOO happy to find cadbury's creme eggs on sale in disney world. YAY mickey!

Hate to break it to you, but most of the "Cadbury" brand chocolate sold in the US is actually manufactured by Hershey. At least, on the back of them is "manufacture and packaged by the Hershey company" or something to that effect. On my last trip to England just to test whether the Cadbury bars I can find here are the same, I bought a dairy milk bar in Hethrow and brought it back. I then bought the same exact (wrapper) product here. Tasting them "blind" I could tell which was which pretty accurately.

Also I happen to like American chocolate , it's largely a matter of taste what constitutes "high-quality" chocolate. Of course there is the cheap and nasty stuff they make christmas candies and such out of, but by and large the chocolate here is good stuff.

 

[Iron Archer]

yes, they do have Flake 99 here in the US. A friend of mine gets em all the time... don't like em too much personally, but they're ok I guess

 

[Birelli]

I must just live in a bad area for getting it then :\

 

[Inuyasha]

They make cones like that in the US under the name "Drumstick Supreme".

OMFG, I have to go tot he store and buy one now... Damn you Cat Fuzz

 

[el_Marko]

I havnt eaten a Flake 99 for years
And no they dont sell them in germany, they dont sell anything from Cadbury's really kinda sad because many germans like chocolate

 

[_Zd_Phoenix_]

Hate to break it to you, but most of the "Cadbury" brand chocolate sold in the US is actually manufactured by Hershey. At least, on the back of them is "manufacture and packaged by the Hershey company" or something to that effect. On my last trip to England just to test whether the Cadbury bars I can find here are the same, I bought a dairy milk bar in Hethrow and brought it back. I then bought the same exact (wrapper) product here. Tasting them "blind" I could tell which was which pretty accurately.

Also I happen to like American chocolate , it's largely a matter of taste what constitutes "high-quality" chocolate. Of course there is the cheap and nasty stuff they make christmas candies and such out of, but by and large the chocolate here is good stuff.

I'm not a fan of chocolate in general, there are very limited amounts of brands I like. I hated all the american type things i had (what's wit the obsession with peanuts there?) and I certainly don't like Hershy's. I don't like the ever spreading Nestle either...only two I definately like are Cadbury and Lindt's Lindor. Didn'y know about the different chocolate thing...I wonder if that happens with coca cola since it's made by cadbury over here...but anyway the chocolate they sell in magic kingdom really is cadbury :tup:

 

[SugarBear]

You can get real Cadbury at almost any import store in america, I prefer World Market because they have the full range of the line, but I've seen it at about a half dozen other places.

It's kind of nice that we in the US have the ability to shop for most of the same foods you lot in the UK and other countries eat, as well as getting our own food, I can't think of any major food sold abroad that I can't drive into town and pick up.

 

[das_ben]

I certainly don't like Hershey's.

Heathen!

 

[edhe]

When i was i nthe US i was seriously diasspointed in the chocolate too...

But then, as i was with everything else