Say adios to the fudge bar.
Yep, Cadbury’s has made a drastic change this year by replacing the traditional fudge bar with a dairy milk Oreo.
The fudge which was a timely classic whether you liked it or not is now well and truly history as the box has made some “upgrades”.
Now – we are actually quite ecstatic the fudge is gone, we thought to ourselves who eats them anyways, well, it looks like a lot of people in fact and they are outraged.
@CadburyUK can I just say I’m shocked and also upset by the fudge being replaced by a dairy milk oreo in my selection box ?
— emma (@emmacunnningham) December 19, 2017
Mum got me a selection box without a Fudge bar in, cant trust her now
— jess k. (@jkirtonmedia) December 19, 2017
@CadburyUK hi Cadbury, I am most upset that my selection box is missing a fudge. My Christmas is now ruined!
— Mark Attwood (@attwood_mark) December 18, 2017
Wains got a selection box off santa
Point 1 = no fudge
Point 2 = no fredo.
What’s the point— Barry Hay (@barrybhoy88) December 17, 2017
Whereas, other people (fudge haters) will be DELIRAH to hear the news of the new kid in town.
No one has ever gone to a shop to buy a Chomp or a Fudge, why do Cadbury ruin Christmas every year by including them in a selection box
— Andrew (@andycov93) December 9, 2017
I’ve eaten an entire Christmas selection box, it’s 10am ??? (bar the Fudge, Fudge are gross) I’ve outdone myself. pic.twitter.com/BzrAPJPdWC
— Kara Tinson (@KaraTinson) December 1, 2017
The fudge bar is by far the worst bar in a selection box
— Jade Tsang (@jadetsang8) November 30, 2017
Why do they put cadburys fudge in a selection box they’re the worst it’s like putting bountys in celebration tubs
— Kiera. (@KJesney) December 29, 2016
If you eat the fudge bar out of a selection box your vile sorry x
— LauraHart✨ (@LauraHartx) December 20, 2017
And lastly, it looks like this gal will be happy this year…
2017 better be the year they replace the fudge in the selection box
— kellyFerguson (@kelyferguson) December 27, 2016
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