Wispa bites

[kevvosa]

It's the chocolate asylum for people with chocolate addictions. 

[MugGy bONehEad]

It is a great little site, friendliest one ive ever been involved in

[loulou]

Me too. I love it.

[smurfboy]

[kevvosa]

The chocolate makes us happy and friendly, like a drug.

[chocolate chick]

[Lime Candy]

The CDM Bubbly is supposed to be the successor to Wispa, but I don't think it's as good - the bubbles are too big.  A Wispa's bubbles were tiny and melted deliciously in the mouth!

[smurfboy]

I HATE cadbury's for getting rid of wispas and the range. I saw a tv programme and apparently cadbury wanted to concentrate on the dairy milk range with different types because they could use the purple logo and when they're next to each other on the shelf it creates a dominant colour so customers are drawn to it!!!

Well -

Wispa's, and wispa bites specifically were the best. I'm quite into galaxy ripples now though, so may boycott cadbury!!!

Shock horror - large corporation uses clever selling techniques! In other news, the shops close early on Sundays.

Sarcasm so thick you could cut it.

[dctimc]

I agree, I HATE CADBURYS for discontinuing Wispas, at very least they could have put it in a purple wrapper and called it Cadburys Dairy Milk Wispa, that would just about do. But seriously, Cadbury have lost all the fantastic identities of their chocolate, the caramel with it's yellow and blue wrapper, and Wispa's Blue and red. I have NEVER eaten a dairy milk bubble out of protest, ok it might be wispa, but I don't want to eat it, it's the wrong shape and in segments, it should be fat and square.

[gemma_lindsell_loves_chocolate]

Personally, i feel the whole Whispa removal is part of a broader communist plot to undermine public confidence in the food and drink industry.

Once this was achieved, the intention was for a complete range of 'no label' products to saturate the market (for want of a better word) and ruin our chocolate enjoyment forevor.  If you are as concerned about this disturbing trend as i am, please join me at Westminster Houses of Parliament this Saturday (28th July) to stage one almighty protest.  This is, surely the most important political issue in the world today.

 

[oldspice]

Well, knowing what I do about the early communist objectives, I can well believe this. Do you know that, in the early days of the uprising in Soviet Russia, two of the aims were to abolish net curtains and flat irons because one was a symbol of bourgeois aspiration (curtains) and the other was a symbol of servant opression (flat irons). 

[EasterBunny]

Well I personally wouldn't mind seeing net curtains or irons abolished.  Though I do love muffins of all flavours with my decaff coffee.

[smurfboy]

Personally, i feel the whole Whispa removal is part of a broader communist plot to undermine public confidence in the food and drink industry.

Once this was achieved, the intention was for a complete range of 'no label' products to saturate the market (for want of a better word) and ruin our chocolate enjoyment forevor.  If you are as concerned about this disturbing trend as i am, please join me at Westminster Houses of Parliament this Saturday (28th July) to stage one almighty protest.  This is, surely the most important political issue in the world today.

 

 

I agree, I HATE CADBURYS for discontinuing Wispas, at very least they could have put it in a purple wrapper and called it Cadburys Dairy Milk Wispa, that would just about do. But seriously, Cadbury have lost all the fantastic identities of their chocolate, the caramel with it's yellow and blue wrapper, and Wispa's Blue and red. I have NEVER eaten a dairy milk bubble out of protest, ok it might be wispa, but I don't want to eat it, it's the wrong shape and in segments, it should be fat and square.

So I am NOT a lone voice then?

And I thought I was farting against thunder!