CADBURY Chocolate
Delicious ingredients and velvety smooth chocolate give you plenty of reasons to share the joy of CADBURY Chocolate.
Congrats Louie, our 2024 CADBURY Bunny
It was a tight race, but Louie the Raccoon came out on top in this year’s bracket-style matchup on Instagram. When he’s not lounging in his favorite tree, Louie is busy fundraising for Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation Centers.
Did You Know?
CADBURY Chocolate got its start in 1842 in Birmingham, England as drinking chocolate, later creating the brand's first milk chocolate bar in 1897 to compete with popular Swiss Chocolate. The Hershey Company acquired the U.S. CADBURY license in 1988 and has made the delicious chocolate ever since.
Egg-cellent History
The first CADBURY CREME EGG Chocolate Eggs we know and love today hatched in 1923.
Overflowing with Joy
CADBURY CARAMELLO Miniatures are little moments of caramel magic wrapped in smooth mik chocolate.
Did You Know?
CADBURY Chocolate was the chocolate of choise for the Royal family in 1854. Queen Victoria herself granted a Royal Warrant to CADBURY Chocolate making it official!
CADBURY Desserts for Every Season
Frequently Asked Questions
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In the US, there are three CADBURY egg flavors, including CADBURY CREME EGGS, caramel eggs and chocolate creme eggs. Each are available in different packs like individual eggs, 4-packs and even 48-count boxes!
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We certainly do! CADBURY CARAMELLO Candy is available in standard, king-size and XL bars, as well as in bags of individually wrapped CADBURY Miniatures candy.
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The Hershey Company acquired the license to manufacture and market CADBURY products in the US in 1988. The Hershey facility in Hershey, Pennsylvania, US, produces CADBURY MINI EGGS candy and various sized bars like CADBURY CARAMELLO Candy.. However, our CADBURY CREME EGGS Candy is produced by the Mondelez company in Canada.
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Henri, an English bulldog from Wilmington, North Carolina, won the first CADBURY Bunny Tryouts contest.
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Several CADBURY U.S.A. products do not contain gluten ingredients. Always refer to each package for current ingredients and allergen statements to make an informed decision about Hershey products. If you have additional questions about a specific product, contact Customer Service or explore our gluten free labeled Hershey products.
