Collection: Cadbury
Cadbury started in 1824, when John Cadbury — a Quaker tea and coffee dealer — opened a grocer's shop on Bull Street, Birmingham, and began grinding cocoa and drinking chocolate by hand with a pestle and mortar. His sons Richard and George took over and grew it into a full chocolate manufacturer, moving production to the model village of Bournville in 1879. Now owned by Mondelez, it's Britain's best-known chocolate name.
Most of what's here is sold as a full trade case rather than a single chocolate bar — this is a wholesale range for retailers, market stalls and anyone restocking in bulk, not a pick-a-bar counter. Dairy Milk 45g bars come 48 to a case, alongside Whole Nut, Fruit & Nut and Caramel in the same 48-bar format, plus Dairy Milk 4 Packs, Dairy Milk Little Bars and Buttons multipacks by the case. Cadbury Wispa is here too, in 4-pack, single-bar and Duo cases, alongside a genuine single-bar option — the 850g Dairy Milk Giant Bar, sold on its own rather than by the case. Case discounts apply from 2 and 3 cases. We also bring in Daim chocolate bars (special-order, case of 36) for anyone after that caramel-almond crunch alongside the Cadbury range.
The rest of the classic Cadbury bar line-up is here too, all sold by the case: Twirl, Crunchie, Double Decker, Flake and Boost — all five in stock now, 48 bars to a case.
