Cadbury has responded to customer complaints about a favourite flavour missing from the Christmas tubs.
Festive food season has arrived and a tradition in many households is tucking into a tub of your favourite sweets.
Celebrations - for instance - are levelling things up this Christmas as they have urged fans to keep their eyes peeled for a blue ticket that could bag you a very special 9-carat solid gold Bounty.
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The 9-carat gold bar weighs over 1kg, and is a complete one-of-a-kind, valued at a whopping ÂŁ25,000, with the potential for its value to increase over time as the cost of gold increases.
Celebrations parent company Mars, say âthe finely crafted confectionary masterpiece provides a symbol of love for Bounty aficionados and a golden opportunity to cash in for Bounty hatersâ.
However, it seems that chocolate tub fans - who aren't shy of voicing their opinion - aren't happy about the major change to the Roses tub.
The classic line-up includes favourites including Strawberry Dream, Hazelnut Swirl and the traditional Cadbury's Milk Chocolate.
But it seems that a beloved treat is missing from some tubs ahead of Christmas and people are taking to social media to complain.
One user tweeted: "@CadburyUK disappointed to note I bought a tub of Roses and there wasnât a single caramel or Orange Creme in there.
"This isnât very good I only look forward to the orange ones!"
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"No orange sweets," another added, as a third wrote: "@CadburyUK tub of heroes no Twirls and a tub of Roses no Orange Creme⊠feel robbed."
The official Cadbury UK account responded to the messages, writing: "Hi, this year, a small percentage of Cadbury Roses products will not contain any Orange Cremes due to supply chain challenges.
"But donât worry, youâll still be able to enjoy the same amount of chocolate as usual as weâve replaced them with our much-loved Strawberry Cremes."
This comes after a number of Cadbury fans were gutted over the Wispa hot chocolate being discontinued.
Mourning the loss, one person tweeted: "@CadburyUK why have you discontinued the best hot chocolate on the market? Bad move. Wispa was the only one we drank!"
Another begged: "@CadburyUK please bring back Wispa hot chocolate. Itâs so good!!!!! The best out there!!!"
Cadbury replied: "The Wispa Gold Hot Chocolate has been discontinued, however we still have lots of other chocolatey treats to try."
It's 2023, times are changing folks.
Topics:Â Food And Drink, Social Media
Anish Vij