Original Cadbury Candy Bar Flake Chocolate Imported From The UK (Pack of 1)

Cut to the point ~ You get one pack of four shorter bars.My Mom was from London, so every year her family would send us a box of “sweets” to us in the United States from England for Christmas, so I distinctly remember these growing up.When I found them later in life (In the U.S.), they were always individually wrapped “sticks” that were about 6” to 7” long.This year, I decided to order some different sweets for the nostalgia factor and ordered these, some Cadbury Fingers and the Cadbury Santa box assortment.I only glanced at these when ordering because I was just trying to add enough to get the overnight shipping and admittedly didn't dive into the details thoroughly enough.From the image, it appeared I would receive 4 packs of 4 bars for a little over $7.00 and that seemed about right for the price, figuring that would make each individual package about $1.75 and that is about the average price of a single candy bar these days.That's not what I received... instead it was only one pack of 4 shorter bars, so about the equivalent of a little less than two of the regular size bars.Upon reexamination, there isn't a good description of what you are receiving, unless you want to take the time to do the math and divide the price per ounce by the total price and then compare that to the ounces of each pack to figure out how much you will receive, so the listing is sort of deceptive via omission of information.The seller should remove all of the arbitrary images from the listing showing multiple packs because they are all irreverent to what is actually being sold and what the customer will receive, and since I'm sure they've received complaints and seen the reviews, I would say it's not by mistake.My review rating is based on the chocolate, which is fine, but the seller should be more clear about their listing.

Great for my ice cream

Nothing like a 99 a 99 is a soft served ice cream and you stick a flake outside of it like a straw. That’s what a 99 is it is so freaking good specially if you do it at McDonald’s and drive-through and pull one of those babies out and stick it on top of the cone stir you’re funny what you just made a 99 and drive-through who cares.

So unhappy! Half of these items were already broken, and when I opened one of the individual packages, it was brittle, white, indicating that it’s old, and powdery. My grandmother was a Cadbury. I purchase these products for my grandchildren every Easter as a tradition. Couldn’t be more unhappy!

These are good but these are good however they don't taste the same like when they first came out with them they've changed the taste a little bit but it's okay.

Ok, so it literally falls apart with the slightest provocation but it also and offers a great mouth-feel and it does lend itself for other purposes.If you carefully break it apart, you get varying sizes of chips, slivers, and flakes, of chocolate. Add them to newly frosted cookies and cakes. Top ice cream and anything with whipped cream. You don't have to make your own chocolate shavings.. Add it to a peanut butter sandwich.It makes me wonder how they make them.Great for the creative mind.

Some of the flakiest chocolate out there so I was of coursed concerned when ordering it online. But they came in perfect condition.

This is the best chocolate in the world in my humble opinion. Unfortunately, the chocolate I received was completely pulverized. It arrived in a mailer and when I opened the pack it was literal dust. Delicious chocolate dust, but dust all the same. Unfortunate.