Dream (chocolate) facts for kids
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| Type | Confectionery |
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| Owner | Mondelez International |
| Introduced | 2001 (Australia & New Zealand)
2002 (United Kingdom) 2019 (as 'Cadbury White') |
| Related brands | List of Cadbury products |
Dream is a yummy white chocolate bar made by Cadbury. In some places, like the UK, it's now called 'Cadbury White'. You can still find Dream chocolate in Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. It used to be made in the UK and Ireland too.
Dream is a bit like Milkybar from Nestlé, but there are some differences. Dream uses real cocoa butter, and it's a bit thinner. Milkybar sometimes has puffed rice in it, but Dream doesn't. Cadbury also makes other white chocolate treats, like 'Cadbury White Giant Buttons'.
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The Story of Dream Chocolate
Dream chocolate first came out in Australia and New Zealand in 2001. Cadbury said it quickly became one of the most popular block chocolate brands in New Zealand. It even helped the whole chocolate market grow!
Dream Arrives in Other Countries
In 2002, Dream chocolate was launched in the United Kingdom and Canada. It was even shown during Cadbury's sponsorship of the TV show Coronation Street.
A New Name for Dream
In 2019, the chocolate bar was brought back to the UK and Ireland. It got a new name: 'Cadbury White'. At first, it was sold only at a store called Asda. Some people didn't like it as much then.
Special Editions and Returns
In October 2019, Cadbury planned a special white Christmas chocolate block for Australia. In May 2020, Dream chocolate returned to the UK again. This time, it was part of a special promotion at B&M stores. They sold it alongside other Australian Cadbury bars like Cadbury Dairy Milk Top Deck and Crispy Mint Creme. Later, Cadbury Caramilk and Twirl Caramilk bars were also added. Australian Cadbury Dairy Milk Turkish Delight bars joined the sale too. B&M said these Australian Cadbury bars were very popular and delicious!
