How we learn about Cadbury flake

 False Cadbury is one of the best bars in the British sweets and this classic British chocolate was a popular in the UK there is almost a century. From the first moment came, Cadbury knew it would be a success, so she knew her formulation, which would keep a strictly guarded secret for herself, and remains to this day.

This delicious chocolate bar was developed in 1920 and was founded by chance by a coworker from Cadbury. These smart employees noticed that when excess clams are drained, fell into a stream and created a folded shredded chocolate.

In 1930, all the dreams of children was finished, Cadbury began to produce half-blown scales bulk boxes, which were distributed to ice cream sellers all over the UK. The premise is that the scale could be placed at a 45-degree angle on the tip of an ice-cream cone known as "ice 99". Although there have been many different statements of which the name '99' origin whose origin is unknown, and some vendors often refer wrongly to '99 with Flake to him.

"Only crumbliest chocolate, flakiest, the taste of chocolate never tasted."

Cadbury Flake has a long history of sexy advertising. The line above was used in 1959 for the first time and has been used continuously for many years. Cadbury marketing has always stuck their weapons and said the advertising campaign was on the sensual nature of the chocolate.

Cadbury flake girls belonged to 1969 Miss World, Eva Rueber-Staier, who also played in the spy who played me, Octopussy and loved her for her eyes. The singer Joss Stone was also a girl flake in 2008. In 2010, Cadbury has finally pulled the plug of the girl Flake. The new advertising campaign focuses on the "beauty and delicacy" bar scaled, instead of succumbing to flake chocolate girls. The new display, the Russian model Julia Lobova presented in more than two hundred meters of yellow fabric. The fabric moves around the beautiful model as a yellow dress, in an analogy of the envelope Cadbury Flake.

Cadbury Flake has had many variations.

In 2000, Cadbury Flake was launched. This chocolate bar is a version of 12.5 cm (five inches) of white chocolate chips wrapped in a layer of milk chocolate.

In 2003 and 2004, Cadbury launched three other products ranging from scale. The first, in 2003, was the Escama Immersed, which, as Snowflake was only 12.5 cm long. 'The' soaked 'is wrapped in a milk chocolate coating Cadbury flake tightly together, making it less brittle and easier to eat.

The following variation of Cadbury Flake appeared in September 2004 when Flake Moments were launched. There was a selection box with two layers, each with 11 milk and flakes of white miniature, with extra side dishes. These chocolates have different names like the sky, joy, obsession and reflection.

Cadbury set his own scales of ice. It is a crispy biscuit cone filled with ice vanilla, garnished with milk chocolate chips and of course a milk chocolate flake. There is also strawberry flavor. Bath 500ml soft ice cream, vanilla filled with small pieces of shed is also available.