Nobody has ever eaten one button. Most people have eaten six at once and called it one.
Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons are the little flat discs of Dairy Milk that half of Britain grew up on, and this is the tube, which makes them last slightly longer than the bag. Slightly.
They melt before you have decided to chew, which is the whole trick. If you were raised on them, one mouthful and you are in the back of the car somewhere off the M6, rationing them against your brother.
Shake the tube. Hear that? That is the sound of somebody's afternoon going sideways.
Frequently asked questions about Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons Tube
Q: Is this the UK version of Cadbury Buttons?
A: It is. These are the British Dairy Milk Buttons, made in the UK, and we send them out from within Canada.
Q: How many Buttons are in the tube?
A: It is a 72g tube, so a good deal more than the little bags. Enough to share, technically.
Q: Do they make a good gift?
A: For anyone who grew up in Britain, a tube of Buttons lands better than most things that cost ten times as much. Expect them to go quiet for a minute, then start counting.
More about Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons Tube
For a lot of British people, Buttons were the first chocolate they were ever handed. Small enough for small hands, flat enough to share out one at a time, and still bought by grown adults who swear they are for the kids.
In Canada, people search for them by name because they want the exact ones they remember, the Dairy Milk that tastes like being eight. Plenty of parents want their own children to have the same Buttons they had, which is either lovely or a long game of revenge.
The tube holds 72g, a fair bit more than the small bags, and it travels well: lunchbox, handbag, glovebox, the arm of the sofa. Keep it somewhere cool and out of the sun and it will sit happily in the cupboard, in theory. People also press them onto birthday cakes, which is a fine use if any survive the decorating.
Buttons are usually the way in to the rest of Cadbury. A tube tends to end up in the basket next to a Dairy Milk bar, a Wispa, a Twirl or a couple of Freddos, and nobody has ever regretted that.
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