Kraft bought Cadbury. Promised they wouldn't change anything. They lied. That is why its getting so Americanised over here.

An American company purchased Cadbury. That's when it changed.

Mondelez bought Cadbury and that should NEVER HAVE BEEN ALLOWED TO HAPPEN. It does not taste the same???!!!

Roundabouts are hugely dependent on driver training. When everyone's singing from the same song sheet everything just flows.

‘Pub’ is short for ‘public house’.  That shows the social aspect.

Cadbury was bought by Kraft Foods in 2010, ending nearly two centuries of British ownership. Kraft later split in 2012, and Cadbury became part of Mondelēz International, a US‑based snacks conglomerate. The sale was controversial because Cadbury had been built on Quaker ethics, Bournville community welfare, and UK‑based production. Changes to the recipe reformulation inc. less milk & no longer uk milk, more sugar, more emulsifiers, etc

Only 13 things? That surprised me, I thought there would be a lot more. 😂🤣😂

Glass and a half my arse.

Mars bar fact.  Used to be a British company back in 1932 based in Slough.  Since being take over by an american company in 1952 Mars bars are now an incredible 30 % smaller and now taste like sawdust.   American greed has ruined our once thriving chocolate industry. 🇬🇧

As the other guys said, Cadbury was bought by a huge corporation that buys the cheapest cocoa on the world market, not from the 3 farms they always did. Those farms are now scraping bottom to survive. But hey, corporate America.

American investment = quality deterioration = substandard product

Bacon and fried egg sandwiches are absolutely delicious, you need proper rashers of bacon though.

Cadbury's was bought out by Kraft in a hostile take over, they promised not to move production and keep the same recipe though as soon as they had control they moved to Poland and changed the recipe. I along with many no longer buy Cadbury chocolate.

Palm oil in our chocolate is the big change

It has most likely been said before, but you are rarely going to step on a UK plug, because the switch on the socket means you rarely find one unplugged and lying on the floor.
But if you do... 🤬

The british invented sandwiches for the Earl of sandwich. I never take my plugs out just turn them off and there better to put furniture infront of.

Those glasses look great on ya!

When she said 2000 pounds she ment weight a ton for an older British Mini car 1960s to 1990s

I no longer eat Cadbury’s so called chocolate.

Butter belongs in sandwiches the US always takes it out and slushes sugar laden sauce in; that is why the UK wins hands down.