Cadbury Dairy Milk in an 85 g purple wrapper, the classic creamy milk chocolate for shop shelves, baking, desserts and sharing.
The deep purple wrapper is instantly familiar: Cadbury in gold script, DAIRY MILK in bold white capitals, two glasses pouring milk into a square of chocolate, and the line the classic creamy taste near the foot. Inside is a slab of neat squares that snap cleanly. As general background, Dairy Milk has been made by Cadbury since 1905, that it was developed by George Cadbury Jr, and the glass and a half slogan arrived in 1928 to advertise its milk content. In most markets it is typically the default milk chocolate people reach for. The gallery shows the 85 g pack on a square brownie, over a bowl of chocolate mousse with curls, beside a cappuccino, and broken into squares next to a glass of milk. Commonly, shops stock it at the till and in confectionery aisles, cafes serve squares with hot drinks, and bakers chop it for cookies, brownies and muffins, melt it for ganache and fondue, or grate it over mousse and hot chocolate. It is a reliable gift and hamper item too. Store the wrappers somewhere cool and dry, away from strong smells and sunlight, so the chocolate stays glossy.
