In a deliciously indulgent social media experiment, content creator Carmie Sellitto has put every major Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate bar flavour to the ultimate taste test. The influencer splashed out £40 to purchase and sample the entire range, delivering his verdict in a viral Instagram video that has sparked debate among chocolate lovers.
The Chocolate Connoisseur's Verdict
Carmie Sellitto began his sugary mission with the Caramel Nut Crunch, awarding it a solid 8.5 out of 10 and comparing its taste to a Kinder Bueno. The Crunchie bites bar fared even better, securing a high score of nine, despite a joking comment about its appearance. However, not all classics impressed. The standard Dairy Milk Caramel was deemed "pretty boring" and reminiscent of cheese, earning only a six, while the Cadbury's White variant scored a lowly four for its similarity to a Nestle Milky Bar.
Surprise Winners and Stunning Scores
The review took a spectacular turn with several standout favourites. The Marvellous Creations bar, filled with jellies and popping candy, was praised for its fun, random nature and received a 9 out of 10. The new Dairy Milk Biscoff was an instant smash hit, with Carmie admitting he could eat the whole bar in minutes and giving it a perfect ten. Yet, the most astonishing score was reserved for Dairy Milk Salted Caramel. Upon seeing the caramel's satisfying 'pull', Carmie declared, "This wins already," and later raved, "Ladies and gentlemen, I think we have a winner... 20 out of 10!"
Mixed Results for the Remaining Contenders
The taste test continued with varied results. The Dairy Milk Oreo bar was described as "the definition of cookies and cream" and awarded an over-perfect 12 out of 10. Dairy Milk Daim also received a top score of ten. In contrast, Caramilk was a major disappointment, likened to out-of-date advent calendar chocolate and scoring just two out of ten. The original Cadbury's Dairy Milk, the bar that started it all, was given a respectable but underwhelming 7 out of 10, with the final critique being that it's "a classic, but it's boring."
Carmie's comprehensive rankings have certainly given UK chocolate fans plenty to discuss. Do you agree with his champion choice, or is your loyalty with another flavour from the Cadbury lineup?
