Cadbury Roses Tub, OFFICIAL, Assortment of Brightly-Wrapped Chocolates in Various Flavours for Sharing on Festive Occasions, 600 g

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But, as varied as it is, there are actually only eight flavours in a Celebrations tin - the smallest variety out of the four. That being said, there are a whopping 65 chocolates in total, which is the highest number out of the lot. Hazel in Caramel - Crescent-shaped milk chocolate with hazelnut plant engraving on top, filled with caramel and a hazelnut (purple wrapper). A recent market poll showed that this was the most popular variety in Ireland, by a margin of two-to-one over the next, the Golden Barrel (Caramel Keg). [ citation needed] How you ultimately decide to divide them up is totally up to you (and we won’t be held responsible if things turn nasty) but this is what we got when we dived into each of the tins.

Cadbury Roses Favourites Golden Barrel: a limited-edition bag of Golden Barrel chocolates, launched in September 2014. Interestingly, despite there being ten flavours, there’s only 54 in the box - and no excuses of supply issues to account for less. If you’re considering things in terms of value for money, then it should be noted that Roses has the least amount of chocolates of the selection tins and boxes we compared. Vanilla Butter Caramel - A vanilla flavoured caramel coated in milk chocolate (silver with orange). Tangy Orange Creme - Square-shaped milk chocolate with orange moulded on top, filled with orange-flavoured creme fondant (orange wrapper).

Cadbury Roses Tub 550g

Golden Barrel - Milk chocolate in the shape of half a barrel, filled with caramel (gold wrapper). Previously named Caramel Keg.

Cadbury Roses Favourites Strawberry Dream: a limited-edition bag of Strawberry Dream chocolates, launched in September 2014. Thankfully, the bright colours of each of the eleven flavours inside are still as vivid and vibrant as memory serves. Inside, there’s favourites like the Purple One, Strawberry Delight, Caramel Swirl and Orange Crunch as well as flavours which perhaps divide opinion more - like the Toffee Penny, Coconut Eclair and Fudge.To settle the impending disputes and with my 14-year-old and six-year-old nephew and niece helping me, I decided to see how many chocolates were in each of the four big tins - and which flavours are the most and least found in each one.