Cadbury Chomp Bar, 21 g (Pack of 5)

Product Information

The caramel is very similar to curly wurly as already mentioned so smooth an doesn't stick to teeth. We use special temperature-controlled food grade boxes which keep the products in chilled condition up to 48 hours. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. PLEASE NOTE: Our factory equipment is used to process nuts such as cashew, coconut, Hazelnut and peanuts. Cadbury Chomp chocolate bars and festive selection boxes make an indulgent treat for everyone, whether it's a friend's birthday or a family Christmas feast.

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The average dairy cow emits 100kg of methane a year, equivalent to a year's worth driving the average family car. These irresistible treats combine smooth chocolate and chewy caramel, creating a scrummy treat you'll not want to put down!Whilst every effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the product information provided, products and their ingredients may change. During the 1970s Chomp bars were sold in Australia with the catchphrase "Ten cents never tasted so good". Often companies like Bluebird and Smiths stamp their products with short dates for commercial reasons rather then any accurate reflection of actual food quality. Chomp is a brand of chocolate bar which was first manufactured by Cadbury South Africa in the early 1970s, [1].