Why the Cadbury Chocolate brand is so well known and popular
To almost everyone, the names Cadbury and chocolate are almost the same, especially for those who are connoisseurs of the sweet-tasting substance. These days one can find Cadbury chocolates in a variety of places like grocery stores, mall stores, specialty stores and especially Easter Baskets. I think you may find the history of Cadbury chocolate and how it came to be and spread around the world very interesting.
Frye and Sons of Bristol England are credited as the first in that area to make chocolate as a confection in the mid-19th century. Early in the next century a merger was formed with the company called Cadbury that made the confectionary delight famous. All the chocolates made by Cadbury today are directly descended from those first made by Frye and sold to people in Europe before anyone else.
Cadbury is also responsible for making the first milk chocolate bars in the late 19th century. Cadbury was the forerunner from which the rest of the chocolate industry drew inspiration. The reason for this is that the founder of the Cadbury Company, John Cadbury, was very strict in insisting that the chocolate he produced be of the highest possible quality.
In today’s world, Cadbury remains one of the industry leaders in the UK, but over the last century, the company has gained a global fan base who love its sweets. Cadbury chocolates come in a wide range of different products, from candies and chocolate bars to dry powder and drinkable chocolate.
During the holidays, Cadbury chocolates are extremely popular and have become part of many families’ Christmas celebrations for generations. Who can do without a Cadbury Chocolate Cream Easter Egg? According to the company, these chocolate eggs are Cadbury’s best product in terms of sales performance from the start of the New Year until Easter every year.
Many of the company’s UK-made products are never seen in the US, but there are still a wide variety of their chocolate bars available and they’re especially prevalent around the holidays when many shops import their gift chocolates.
Now that you’ve learned a bit about the Cadbury Chocolate Company, be sure to share the knowledge with friends and family at that next gathering where you’ll be feasting on the delicious confection.
