Cadbury's Heroes... With Toblerone??!!!

[drterror_6_6_6]

I saw these today in McColl's. The machine that is Kraft just won't stop. Adding Toblerone to a Cadbury selection is just plain blasphemy in my eyes. As it is, Toblerone is pretty ghastly these days, being really sickly sweet.

What next? Dime bars? Oreo pieces? Just NOOOOO!!!!!

[Forth Bridges]

   At least added in more choice..... it's been disappointing for ages..... :

[Rainbow]

I love Toblerones, I have ever since I was a child.

Chocolate goodness made from "triangular almonds, from triangular trees and triangular honey, from triangular bees".  YUM. 

I did not know that the same people who owned Cadbury's owned Toblerone though. I can't seem to keep up with who owns which brand any more. 

[Sazgalag]

Love toblerone...personally think it's a great addition to the heroes. I agree though, Dime bars and Oreo's probably shouldn't be included 

[oldspice]

Way back, when I was a child, Toblerone was very much a premium product. It was much more expensive than other bars and to share a bar with one of two others was considered a rare treat. Nowadays, well - what can I say?  It's a shadow of its former self.

[Rainbow]

I always thought that the difference I detected between how I remembered toblerone and how it is now was just rose coloured memories.. Now I'm not so sure.
Maybe it actually was much yummier then than it is today.   

[Sazgalag]

I do agree that getting the large toblerone bars as a Christmas stocking once a year made them more special than having tiny toblerones.

I didn't realise they were including toblerone at the expense of bournville though!...I agree with the original poster, it's pretty blasphemous of Kraft, but this seems to be something of an inevitability. *sigh*

[Forth Bridges]

Here are some of the gems which used to appear, but cost cutting come in to play. 

Bournville
Crunchie
Spira
Dairy Milk Whole Nut
Dairy Milk Fruit & Nut
Dream
Flake
Fuse
Picnic
Time Out