Cadbury
cadburys has gone downhill
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“sugar flavoured vegetable fat that used to be chocolate”
Reddit found Cadbury Bournville quietly swapped cocoa butter for palm oil in 2025, literally rewriting the ingredients list while nobody was looking. YouTube has people saying their childhood favourite now tastes like 'sugar flavoured vegetable fat' and multiple comments about buying king-size bars that taste completely different. someone on Reddit called Easter eggs 'basically sugar flavoured vegetable fat at this stage' which is harsh but seems to be the general consensus. the people still defending it are mostly talking about discontinued bars they miss, which tells you everything.
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“Since the buyout all Cadbury products are lower quality and don't taste as good so I don't buy them now.”
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- The chocolate taste has noticeably changed and deteriorated over the years
- Cadbury replaced cocoa butter with palm oil in their chocolate formulations
- The chocolate is now essentially sugar flavored vegetable fat rather than quality cocoa
- Quality standards dropped significantly after the company was bought out by Mondelez and Kraft
- Product packaging and formats have changed with fewer chocolates, smaller tins, and plastic replacing metal
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first tracked
Apr 22 2026
last updated
Apr 22 2026
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92% on Apr 22 2026
lowest
92% on Apr 22 2026
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