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Cadbury set to change 'Fruit & Nut' recipe

Cadbury set to change 'Fruit & Nut' recipe

Nov 04, 2015
07:35 pm

What's the story

Cadbury has decided to give a twist to its Fruit and Nut bar after 90 years As a part of the change, Cadbury has decided to add sultanas for the first time to bring in variety to the classic flavour. Along with it, the almonds and raisins will stay too. However, the 'Fruit and Nut' enthusiasts took to Twitter to express their outrage.

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Twitter's angry rant against Cadbury

Comments like "I hate cadburys...Damn the American ownership running perfectly good sweets!" and "So raisins are being replaced by sultanas in Fruit & Nut Choc. In tests many people couldn't tell the difference. I will, I hate sultanas" abounded on Twitter