Cadburys Roses – 2005 vs 2015

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  1. What’s that Stalone movie where in the future people eat burgers made of rats, I’d say the deception was on par, prob another 50 years and people will be like wow there’s a single real chocolate, that’s loads, not eat it to fast in case you overdose.

    Sure prices are going up, but manufacturers cut corners everywhere they can, palm oil, artificial sweeteners, lower wages and so on.

    They don’t offer less for lower prices, they reduce amount, quality and give slightly smaller price.
    Basically end buyer ends up absorbing all shite and 0 benefits.

  2. In fairness could you imagine how sick of them you’d be if the big one was full looks too big.

  3. The old tin probably cost 3 times as much though. I remember them being €9.99 each now you can get 3 of the smaller ones for the same price, it’s probably more sweets overall even.

  4. How does the 2005 one look so old when 2005 was so recent? (It was *not* 16 years ago. I am *not* old).

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  5. Does anyone know of a decent alternative which uses high quality chocolate?
    Preferably from a small Irish manufacturer

  6. we need to stop buying this trash anyway. just think of the stacks of them that you see in the supermarkets and how many are bought all over the country, all those tiny little wrappers just ending up in the dump every year

  7. I find chocolate brands owned by mondelez have gone to shit, milka tastes different, especially since they stopped making it in switzerland, same with cadburys when they closed their coolock factory. they cut their costs on lots of things, thats why they shut down the plants, and probably cut back on the ingredients too

  8. They took the blue ones and made them into knockoff dark yellow ones and I am angry as fuk. Also you only get 4 in a pot now. Bastards

  9. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51AL_AIW07I](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51AL_AIW07I)

    454g was £2.89 in 1987, €3.67, or €4.85 per 600g

    2.75kg tins of roses were still being produced a few years ago, I doubt any shop sold them here. A variety of sizes was always available, weird how some people are ignorant about this -or just ignore it, the largest tin were never the best seller or “standard”, I wonder how the price per kilo compared years ago on the different sizes. Nowadays the 800g tin is not great value, and for 10 or 20 years I think that was the case.

    Quality street had 2kg tins this year in the UK [https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/shopping-deals/quality-street-launch-giant-2kg-25683991](https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/shopping-deals/quality-street-launch-giant-2kg-25683991)

  10. I can’t eat them. They taste like soap to me. Dunno if the older ones were nicer though. Sometimes the recipe changes… For the worse.

  11. I remember my ma showing me a video recently enough of me as a baby (must of been about 1 and a half) opening a tin of roses and there was this big massive bar of Cadburys inside as well? Was about late 90s, I couldn’t get away with it. We’re getting robbed blind nowadays!

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