Cadbury sends coffee lovers into frenzy with its new spin on beloved classic
Cadbury has put a summery spin on one of its best-loved classic chocolate bars and it seems fans are loving it.
Cadbury released a new Twirl flavour, which combines its world-famous chocolate with a summer staple.
The confectionery giant already debuted the new offering, Iced Latte Twirl in Australia and UK customers can now buy it online from several retailers.
Foodie social media account New Foods UK, which boasts a whopping 300,000 followers, gave it a taste test and it seems other fans online are also keen to try it too.
"[The] coffee smell hits you straight away and it's even stronger in taste," the user commented after trialling the new Cadbury Iced Latte Twirl. We love coffee so really enjoyed this bar!!"
Chocolate lovers might have to wait a bit for them to hit UK supermarkets, but online stores like Candy Mail UK and King's Candy are already selling them.
These shops import treats from around the world, so you can grab a 39g bar for £2.
Thousands have already flooded the comments section on Facebook with their reviews of the new treat, with many calling them "amazing."
One excited fan simply said, "I need this, yummy!" Looks like these Twirls are a total hit.
Another person echoed the sentiment, commenting: "These sound delicious,” and a third commenter said: "I'll keep an eye out for these bad boys."
The new addition comes after Cadbury axed its iconic Dairy Milk Mint bar with no plans to return it to supermarket shelves.
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A fan of Cadbury chocolate took to social media to share an old photograph of the chocolate product and asked the company to bring the sweet treat back to the UK.
Writing on X, formerly Twitter, a user said: "@CadburyUK @DairyMilkIn When will we get these bad boys back? They are very much missed #chocolate #dairymilk."
In response, Cadbury's account wrote: "We understand your love for this product, but currently, there are no plans to reintroduce it.
"We do, however, have lots of chocolatey treats to try."