Cadbury Dairy Milk Fruit and Nut Chocolate Bar, 300 G
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The Aldi chocolate is much nicer, but I am still partial to a bit of Cadbury's. 
RegularComper90 that's interesting, I've never tried Aldi's chocolate. Might try it next time I'm there now. Thanks.
Now as I'm trying to cut down on chocolate does having fruit & nut count? Hope so, thanks
Clubman I only eat dark chocolate 
now . Used to love this as a child many years ago when made in UK . Now I guess made in Poland or another EU factory .
samoflondon no idea where its made, still a factory in the UK but like most things it could be made anywhere.. Still like it though 
Anybody who shops in Asda - if you buy two 180g bars, it works out the same price per gram as buying on Amazon but there's no monthly Bezos tax.
Dennab What is monthly Bezos tax ? Do you mean Amazon Prime delivery charges ? I get many items on Subscribe and Save without any Prime delivery charges. Also click and collect at 10 places near me is completely free from Amazon.
Yes I refer to Prime. If you're subscribing to a product that you would be buying anyway, is constantly cheaper than anywhere else and getting that delivered without paying the extra £7.99 a month, yes you're winning! What I'm getting at though is these pointless posts about a one-off purchase you do need Prime for. There's no way Amazon would provide free click and collect for the purchase of a £2.50 chocolate bar unless you can tell me otherwise!
Dennab It is otherwise . You can £1 or even lower priced item on free click and collect. Only restrictions are locker sizes do not allow big items so I have to collect them from shops near me like Cooperative
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