If there was ever a time that we needed a morale boost in the form of Cadbury Dairy Milk Marble making a long-awaited comeback, 2020 is it – and these dire circumstances are exactly why the team at the chocolate empire has decided to throw us a collective bone. For those who don’t recall exactly what a block of Cadbury Dairy Milk Marble is made up of – or heaven forbid, never tried it before it was callously snatched from us back in 2012 – allow us to paint you a picture. The OG Marble blocks are crafted from classic Dairy Milk and Dream white chocolate swirled over a creamy hazelnut praline centre. Whitman’s Sampler could never!
When you go zooming down the confectionery aisle to find the loot, you may notice something different about the Cadbury Dairy Milk Marble packaging – it’s been given a fancy new look! Much like your recently divorced aunt, she’s back on the scene and ready to dazzle with a stunning makeover. Us lucky Australians will be the first to see the modern rebrand before it rolls out internationally, so don’t be spooked if you don’t recognise the blocks right away.
The best news? It’s coming back this week. Swing by your local supermarket from Friday April 17 to get your hands on that sweet, sweet marble goodness – but for the love of cacao, DO NOT HOARD IT or the vengeful spirit of John Cadbury himself will haunt you (probably).
This is not a drill – Cadbury Dairy Milk Marble is returning to supermarkets this week
It was groundbreaking hip-hop mavericks the Beastie Boys who once claimed that you have to fight for your right to party, and this adage rings especially true when you apply it to reinstating a beloved discontinued item from a popular brand. For this particular example, we bring forth Cadbury’s gone-but-not-forgotten Dairy Milk Marble. In perhaps the greatest display of people-power in recent memory, a group of vigilante snack mavericks on Facebook banded together to pressure the fine folk at Cadbury into returning marble chocolate to the shelves – and by gum, it worked!
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