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  #232000 7-Jul-2009 13:07
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This talk about chocolate right after lunch is killing me. :D




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  #232182 7-Jul-2009 19:55
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YouTube of Whittaker vs Cadbury:

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  #232197 7-Jul-2009 20:45
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chiefie: YouTube of Whittaker vs Cadbury:



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haha love it.

 I <3 Whittaker's



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  #232212 7-Jul-2009 21:54
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Saw the other day also, thought it was great. Also I really hate those Cadbury adverts with the kids and the eyebrows.

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  #232216 7-Jul-2009 22:03
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Delicious, finished the Milk Chunks earlier tonight and we are now dining on their scrumptious White Chocolate block.

Dark Ghana for work tomorrow, that's toxic stuff but oh so good!

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  #232228 7-Jul-2009 22:45
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chiefie: YouTube of Whittaker vs Cadbury:

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Does that woman have an accent or do my ears deceive me? If so where is it from?

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  #232249 8-Jul-2009 00:50
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Bah.. who cares about Cadbury!

I'm here in Europe eating real chocolate - Milka is fantastic along with virtually anything that comes from Belgium!

I'm bringing back my usual supply of Swiss made Nestle White Chocolate. Unlike cheap and nasty Milky Bar this stuff ic chokka full of cocoa butter so tastes amazing.

I don't think Cadbury expected the reaction that has occured - but IMHO their chocolate has always been cheap nasty rubbish anyway, it's good to see lots of other people now realising this!

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  #232260 8-Jul-2009 07:31
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I much prefer to buy NZ owned, operated and made whenever possible.

With Whittakers being made here in Porirua, and Cadbury now being made in that horrible country across the ditch, I know that even though I like Whittakers better anyway, I'll be making an even more concious effort to purchase Whittakers.

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  #232261 8-Jul-2009 07:44
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I don't think Cadbury expected the reaction that has occured - but IMHO their chocolate has always been cheap nasty rubbish anyway, it's good to see lots of other people now realising this!



You probably find they did - Considering the same thing happened when Arnotts moved there production over the ditch.

End of the day if you want a "Higher" quality of chocolate you pay for it as with everything else in life.


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  #232320 8-Jul-2009 10:21
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sbiddle: I'm bringing back my usual supply of Swiss made Nestle White Chocolate. Unlike cheap and nasty Milky Bar this stuff ic chokka full of cocoa butter so tastes amazing.

What is the %?  Whittakers has 28%, I've found it to be pretty good for a "budget" brand.

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  #232327 8-Jul-2009 10:59
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I meant of the Nestle? White "Chocolate". I think Dream has 20% (+ vegetable fat), Milkybar doesn't advertise the proportion, so guess less than 20% even. Whittakers has 28% cocoa butter and no vegetable fat!

I don't think most people care about the quality of their white chocolate (probably why some people don't like it) but Whittakers wins there too.

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  #232600 8-Jul-2009 16:48
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Yeah my understanding is Nestle uses more vege fat than Cadbury. Saw Snack on the shelf today in the 110G size.

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  #232631 8-Jul-2009 17:41
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I don't usually like white chocolate but the only Whittakers one is the only one that doesn't taste like old butter.

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  #232765 8-Jul-2009 21:16
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I used to love cadbury but can taste the difference. Cadbury really ought to revert back and also bring out a new luxurious range with extra cocoa to make up for it I think.

I had a rant about it on my blog too: http://voxpop.net.nz/2009/07/01/cadburys-big-mistake/

Plus I love Whittakers current advertising stance about "the facts" and making it sound delicious, in comparison to cadbury's crazy horse on a moro ad and weird eyebrow thing.

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