Cadbury Curly Wurly Bar from England (Pack 5 Bars) 1 ounces

Such a great candy and these were so fresh!

This came perfectly. No melting, no bending and breaking. They were fantastic.

Great piece of candy!!!!

Coming from the United States, I am typically not a huge fan of UK chocolate. Not sure why, but it doesn’t taste the same to me with the chocolate we get here. I was reccomended to try this candy though and I was very happy I did.Growing up this reminds me of the now defunct Marathon Bar. Very thing layers of Caramel covered in a thin coat of chocolate. Very good indeed.The only downside is that they are so thin they are brittle so 4 of the 5 bars were in little pieces when I opened them. Other than that they are a 5-star candy. My favorite so far from the UK.Give’em a try and you won’t be sorry.

As so many have said here- hands down, I agree. Yes, these Cadbury Curly Wurly bars are reminiscent of the Marathon Bars which were sold here, in the US, at least over 30yrs ago (Wow. What a downer to be reminded I am that old! SMILE)! Very similarly great tasting! But, of course- with all due respect to Cadbury (the makers of the Curly Wurly bar) the Curly Wurly did come first but it IS a Marathon reminder! And, of course- that's coincidental since the Curly Wurly was a predecessor! (and, I can only guess that Cadbury is PRAYING that we stop with the Marathon thing- I know they are thinking, "Marathon WHO?? WE CAME FIRST!".However, yes, Curly Wurly's inevitably IS a pleasantly missed reminder of that old missed Marathon Bar! Which, by the way- should be good for Curly Wurly sales here in the US. That's how I found the candy bar on here (someone told me to find it-'cause it tasted close to the Marathon bar)!But, alas, take heed: this is NOT a Marathon bar review.Ok. One more thing (smile)! The Curly Wurly taste did remind me of this Marathon memory: My first bite of the Curly Wurly was mouthwatering, it melts in your mouth! But it did bring back flashbacks of that old Marathon Bar commercial that had the young, handsome, Marathon Man always competing/winning to see how long something lasts vs. The Marathon Candy Bar: THEN, the commercial would always end with the Marathon Man smiling, flashing his pearly white teeth, and stating in his deep voice while biting into the Marathon Candy Bar: "Nothing beats a Marathon Bar. Lasts a long, long, loooooong time!".I appreciate your patience: OK, now, BACK to the Curly Wurly which I'm reviewing!The Curly Wurly Bar (size: each one is 8inches long, 1in wide. But, they do seem a bit thin). Rec'd extra early and very fresh from the seller Premier Life! Actually, delicious! Caramelly (I'm guessing that's a word, sorry!) braided, covered in chocolate courtesy of Cadbury. And, I didn't know it was so lowfat and low in calories...what a pleasant surprise! Here's the Nutritional Info from the package.Per BarCalories 115Carbs 18gSugars 12.4gFat 4gSo, as you can see you can eat these without too much guilt as well! Not even a whole lot of sugar (for a candy bar)! Nary a single complaint! Recommended! I just wish they were on 'Subscribe and Save'. As, for me, reordering is inevitable!

Brittle came in pieces. Expiration date not until November 2025 but clearly not fresh at all. No return item.

These used to be my favorite and my last order was direct from the UK from a different seller. I don't know if the recipe changed, if they were subject to temperature abuse during transport, or the standard of quality changed. Some were flattened/squished, others were broken - possibly had frozen? - and the caramel was gritty. They also were smaller than my last order years ago. If I thought another order would be the quality I received previously I would order again, but not for this quality.

Totally different from Candy bars in the USA. Never had anything like it. British Candy is definitely something you should try.