Cadbury Dairymilk Mini Bites

Cadbury has come up with a new range of mini chocolatey baked products to tantalise you. All perfectly bite sized and all including that beautiful Cadbury Milk Chocolate that we love. The range includes:

Cornflake Cluster Bites, a pack containing 15 Cadbury Milk Chocolate and Cornflake Clusters.

Caramel Flapjack Bites. A package containing 16 caramel flapjacks and topped with Cadbury Milk Chocolate.

Caramel Mini Cookies. A package containing 16 cookied stogged full of Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate chunks and caramel. Also available containing just Dairy Milk Chocolate Chunks.

Dairy Milk Flapjack Bites. A package containing 16 flapjack bites topped with Cadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate.

All delicious. All containing that delicious Cadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate we all love. All bite-sized. All selling for £2 and available exclusively at Asda and Tesco now. Perfect for sharing.

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