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Cadbury dairy milk chocolate bars, don't know why. They are very suckable (take that nicely). They melt slowly and linger on your tongue and leave a great aftertaste. What country makes Cadbury's. Is it British? Anyone know?

Sure. Look on the label: Mfd. by The Hershey Company Under License from Cadbury Ltd.

:^) It definitely has a better taste -- not gritty.

66 posted on 02/25/2007 4:24:40 PM PST by brityank (The more I learn about the Constitution, the more I realise this Government is UNconstitutional !!)

I looked it up on the web. Actually, it is British, as I had guessed by virtue of the word "Cadbury" that sure sounded British to me. It' probably marketed by Hershey's but it is a British milk chocolate, and now I know why it tastes so good; it has more milk products and less wax:

Cadbury's have been making chocolate since 1824, when John Cadbury opened his first shop. Cadbury Dairy Milk; first launched in 1905, is still the market leader in the UK today.

British chocolate has a more creamy taste than American, it has more milk products and less wax. All our Cadbury candy is imported from England.