Tesco promoting enormous Cadbury bars that are ‘twist on Nestle’s axed Caramac’
Many Nestle followers have been shocked when the model axed its iconic Caramac chocolate bars after 60 years final 12 months.
However, some choccie followers suppose they’ve discovered a Cadbury different – and have been speeding out to purchase them.
Many buyers noticed enormous 360g bars of Cadbury’s Caramilk in Tesco shops. And they’re determined to purchase them up, with the bars being hailed by some as a ‘new spin’ on Caramac.
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A photograph of the hefty Caramilk bars was shared on in style Instagram web page Treatsinstore. And many appeared enthusiastic about them, with 216 folks liking the put up and others displaying their appreciation within the feedback part too.
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The put up was captioned: “EXTRA LARGE Cadbury Caramilk Bars (UK) Whopping 360g Caramilk bars spotted in @tescofood.” Someone exclaimed: “I’m in love,” whereas one other added: “Extra large & chunky… result!!” A 3rd additionally chimed in: “Omg, winning.”
It is not clear whether or not the 360g Caramilk bars are on sale throughout all Tesco’s shops, so it is value checking along with your native department so you do not head down for nothing.
Nestle axed its iconic Caramac bar final November attributable to low gross sales however there’s nonetheless many dupes obtainable at supermarkets. The caramel-flavoured chocolate bar was first seen in shops again within the Nineteen Fifties, with different variations making their approach onto store cabinets too together with a restricted version Caramac Kit Kat bar and Caramac buttons.
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Many social media customers revealed devastation that the Caramac bar would quickly be gone for good on the time, as one particular person branded it a “bl**dy travesty.” Another added: “No no no! I love this stuff,” while a third chimed in: “No way! I buy these every week! So disappointed!”
A Nestle spokesperson said at the time: “We are very sorry to disappoint fans of Caramac. There has been a steady decline in its sales over the past few years and we had to make the difficult decision to discontinue it.
“We know fans will be disappointed to see it go, but this change will enable us to focus on our best-performing brands, as well as develop exciting new innovations to delight our consumers’ tastebuds.”
