King Charles III has broken with an unofficial royal tradition in taking chocolatier Cadbury ... still on the list, it is likely they will be the sole providers of chocolate to the royal household ...

His tweet garnered over 60,000 likes, prompting Express.co.uk to conduct their own count, extending it to every chocolate tub on the market, including Quality Street, Cadbury's Roses, Cadbury's ...

Cadbury dropped from prestigious royal warrant list for first time in 170 years - The chocolate brand was among many businesses that won’t be stocking products in the royal household any longer ...

Cadbury Mini Snow Balls have a whopping 68g per 100, meaning the moreish treat is the most unhealthy. Other popular chocolates listed include Aero, After Eight and Galaxy. Festive mainstay Terry's ...

It appears that King Charles may not share the same affinity with the purple-packaged chocolate, with its removal from the list suggesting Cadbury won ... Dairy Milk, Roses, and Creme Eggs ...

The English Royal Family have made a drastic change to their chocolate preferences this Christmas, as Cadbury have reportedly ...

Cadbury’s has not been granted a royal warrant for the first time in 170 years. The chocolate brand, a favourite of the late Queen, was among 100 companies missing from a list of those granted ...

Christmas chocolate season is in full swing, and as well as stocking up on tubs of Quality Street and Roses, many will also be buying classics like Cadbury Coins and selection trays. One sweet ...

It can also be picked up for £14 from the Cadbury Gifts website. The tin is also less expensive per unit than buying the cheapest 550g tub. Sainsbury's is selling 550g tubs of Roses chocolates ...

Cadbury has ... The famous chocolate brand — highly regarded for being the late Queen Elizabeth II’s favorite — was one of 100 companies removed from the list of those awarded the globally ...