If I get the Flakes shipped from England, are they made to the original Cadbury recipe or are they made to the inferior Hershey, USA recipe?
197865
Definitely the original cadbury recipe.I grew up on Cadbury so I know for sure.
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I'm not sure but I THINK that it's the English recipe as I've always thought Cadbury a far superior chocolate in taste. I am partial to dark chocolate BUT I still LOVE Cadbury Milk chocolate. It's SO creamy & chocolatey
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Yes. These are an exceptionally fine example of Scottish vanilla fudge. The clotted cream (which is a very thickish type of cream) gives a smooth feel to these. I am on my 4th or 5th tin and I do ration them out to myself :-) Appreciate getting them from Amazon instead of asking my children overseas to get them and have the hassle of mailing them to me. I discovered both Scottish and Irish cream - vanilla - fudges in 2003 while in Ireland, so thankful I can get this product from Amazon. I don't care for typical chocolate fudges, but the creamy vanilla is perfect! You won't be sorry to get these. Yes. These are an exceptionally fine example of Scottish vanilla fudge. The clotted cream (which is a very thickish type of cream) gives a smooth feel to these. I am on my 4th or 5th tin and I do ration them out to myself :-) Appreciate getting them from Amazon instead of asking my children overseas to get them and have the hassle of mailing them to me. I discovered both Scottish and Irish cream - vanilla - fudges in 2003 while in Ireland, so thankful I can get this product from Amazon. I don't care for typical chocolate fudges, but the creamy vanilla is perfect! You won't be sorry to get... » Read More Yes. These are an exceptionally fine example of Scottish vanilla fudge. The clotted cream (which is a very thickish type of cream) gives a smooth feel to these. I am on my 4th or 5th tin and I do ration them out to myself :-) Appreciate getting them from Amazon instead of asking my children overseas to get them and have the hassle of mailing them to me. I discovered both Scottish and Irish cream - vanilla - fudges in 2003 while in Ireland, so thankful I can get this product from Amazon. I don't care for typical chocolate fudges, but the creamy vanilla is perfect! You won't be sorry to get these. « Show Less
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The original packaging told me where they are made, but I forget. Not England, though. ( maybe VietNam?)The stamp at the bottom reads exactly like my original cream and sugar:ROYAL ALBERTBONE CHINA (followed by a small circled either B or R)CIRCLED C 1962 ROYAL ALBERT LTD..
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The expiry date is on the printed end of the box... but, beware: when British Groceries didn't have them listed, I had to order through Nanobites and they were terrible stale, just a month before the expiry date. They were stale as can possibly be. Order from British Grocery, however, and you'll not be disappointed! I should have sent them back but I sampled each package just to see if all were stale - they were. So I trash binned them. Just a warning as to be careful when ordering the cakes - they should be soft like a cake not hard like a biscuit!
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Pepperidge Farm's version is not as good; I call them the imposter. I'd never had Tim Tams until a friend in Australia sent some Arnott's Tim Tams my way. I can't explain why, but I will pay the shipping and wait weeks just to get Arnott's sent from Down Under.
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I was told they're from the United kingdom. The ones I received were delicious so I can only imagine that they're just as good. I gave many away to my friends and family to share the goodness.
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The package I got was broken up chunks. I assumed that's the way they were supposed to be. They were still tasty, but lighter flakes would be nice!
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They were shipped from the u.k. do I assume they are made there. This definitely isn't American chocolate. The first bite gives that away.
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I have ordered several brands of bonito flakes from several sellers and they all are about the same. Care with handling will make a difference as they tend to crumble though so if they are not packaged well or you do not make sure they are handled carefully they brake down the same as potato chips do. Hope this helps out. Be well...
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Anyone can put a Made in the USA label on their product, but are they actually made in a FDA approved GMP facility? Taking the right course of action I would see China being the source of manufacturing - then distributed out of LA - enjoy your gummy's.
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I am not sure since I don't have the packaging anymore. But I know they come from a UK company and I do try to buy stuff that does not come from China. We love them and I will be buying more.
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I believe their made in Switzerland. I have ordered then at least 3 time. The bars are large and the chocolate is very creamy . If you like good chocolate I would give them a try at least once.Please let me know if you do and how you like it ;)
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I don't know in what country they were made. All I was looking for was sugar free candy that did not have any Sorbotol in it. Sorry.
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I just rechecked. I do have a plastic bag they were shipped in. It references a New York company but does not indicate where the product was actually made.
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I do not know where it was made, but I will say this. Whatever you put in them becomes a mush and very messy. Baby would not/could not eat. We threw them away.
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Susan: I purchased the 12 boxes of cake/cookie mix from Amazon and discovered they taste nothing like gingerbread! They taste more like nothing! I have baked both cookies and cake with the packages and am slowly using them up, although I probably should have tossed the 12 boxes in the trash! Better Crocker went crackers on this one! Stick with Duncan Hines or Pillsbury---or make your own gingerbread from scratch. There should be a warning on each box: 'Proceed at your own risk!'
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I'm not sure, but it was shipped from within the US. I gave them for gifts and they loved them.