Rare Cadbury Chocolate Gets Cheaper as UK Supermarkets Cut Prices
Good news for chocolate lovers: a rare seasonal Cadbury bar is back on UK shelves, and it’s now cheaper at one major supermarket. The Cadbury Dairy Milk Winter Mint Crisp has returned for the festive season, and Tesco has cut its price, making it the cheapest place to buy the popular bar among the big supermarkets. Here’s everything you need to know.
What Is Cadbury Dairy Milk Winter Mint Crisp?
The Winter Mint Crisp is a festive twist on the classic Dairy Milk bar, combining Cadbury’s smooth milk chocolate with refreshing mint crisp pieces. It’s a fan favourite, but it’s only available in the months leading up to Christmas, which is why many shoppers consider it a rare treat and look forward to its return every year.
The bar comes in a large 350g size, perfect for sharing over the festive season, or not.
Tesco Has the Cheapest Price
Tesco is currently selling the 350g bar for £5, or just £4 with a Clubcard. That makes it the cheapest option among the major UK supermarkets. Here’s how the price compares elsewhere:
- Morrisons: £6
- Asda: £5.50
- Ocado: £5
- Iceland: £5
With a Clubcard, Tesco shoppers can save up to £2 compared with the highest price on offer.
Winter Mint Crisp Prices Compared
| Supermarket | Price (350g) |
|---|---|
| Tesco | £5 (£4 with Clubcard) |
| Ocado | £5 |
| Iceland | £5 |
| Asda | £5.50 |
| Morrisons | £6 |
Prices were correct at the time of reporting and may change.
Fans Are Delighted
Shoppers have welcomed the bar’s return. One fan called it their favourite of all time, while another joked that it’s a shame it isn’t sold all year round, but that their waistband would probably be grateful it isn’t.
Part of Cadbury’s Festive Range
The Winter Mint Crisp is part of Cadbury’s wider Christmas collection, which also includes festive treats such as Dairy Milk Buttons Smash Baubles and Cadbury Biscoff Filled Centres. Like many seasonal products, these are usually only available for a limited time, so it’s worth picking them up while you can.
Other Rare Cadbury Treats Back on Shelves
The Winter Mint Crisp isn’t the only hard-to-find Cadbury treat making a comeback. Other rare favourites have also been spotted in UK shops:
- Astros: These chocolate-coated candy pieces are available for £2.99, imported from Australia.
- Dream White Chocolate: Cadbury’s much-loved white chocolate bar first launched in the UK in 2001 but was discontinued just a year later. It has made several appearances on UK shelves in recent years, often as an import.
Tips for Saving on Christmas Chocolate
- Use loyalty cards. Tesco Clubcard and Sainsbury’s Nectar prices can offer big savings on chocolate.
- Compare prices. Prices for the same bar can vary by up to £2 between supermarkets.
- Buy early. Seasonal bars like Winter Mint Crisp can sell out as Christmas gets closer.
- Watch for multibuy deals. Supermarkets often run offers on festive chocolate in the weeks before Christmas.
The Bottom Line
The Cadbury Dairy Milk Winter Mint Crisp is back for the festive season, and Tesco offers the best price at £5, or £4 with a Clubcard. As a seasonal treat that’s only around in the run-up to Christmas, it’s worth grabbing while it’s available, especially at a discount.
FAQ
How much is Cadbury Winter Mint Crisp at Tesco?
Tesco sells the 350g bar for £5, or £4 with a Clubcard.
Where is Cadbury Winter Mint Crisp cheapest?
Tesco is the cheapest among major supermarkets with its £4 Clubcard price. It costs £5 at Ocado and Iceland, £5.50 at Asda and £6 at Morrisons.
Is Cadbury Winter Mint Crisp available all year?
No. It’s a seasonal bar that’s only available in the months leading up to Christmas.
What other rare Cadbury chocolates are back in the UK?
Astros, imported from Australia for £2.99, and Cadbury Dream White Chocolate have also been spotted on UK shelves.
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