Christmas pudding, but the kind nobody has to set on fire. Cadbury Mini Puds are little chocolate puddings, small enough that you can have one, then another, then swear blind you only had the one.
This is the bag that lives in the stocking, then migrates to the coffee table on Boxing Day and empties quietly while everyone pretends to watch the film.
If a British Christmas in Canada feels a bit thin without some Cadbury on the go, here is a small, cheerful fix. Same purple, same chocolate you grew up with, now dressed as pudding.
Frequently asked questions about Cadbury Mini Puds
Q: Is this the UK version of Cadbury Mini Puds?
A: It is, the British bag, brought over and shipped from within Canada. The chocolate is the Cadbury you remember from home.
Q: Are they any good as a stocking filler?
A: That is more or less their whole job. A 73g bag slips into a stocking with room to spare for a satsuma, and it makes a nice small Christmas gift for someone who misses home.
Q: What else goes well with them?
A: A Cadbury selection box for Christmas morning and a proper pudding for after dinner. Between them you have most of a British Christmas sorted.
More about Cadbury Mini Puds
Every British Christmas has a Cadbury layer: the selection box on Christmas morning, the tin by the telly, the odd bar of Dairy Milk that appears from nowhere. The Mini Puds are the cheekiest bit of it, a straight-faced nod to the pudding itself.
People in Canada go looking for them because they are one of those small things that make it feel like a UK Christmas. The kids want what their cousins back home are getting, or you just want the stocking to look the way it used to.
They come in a 73g bag of bite-size puds, which is about right for a stocking or a bowl on the side. Keep them somewhere cool and dry, well away from the radiator and the person who always says they are just having one.
They sit nicely next to a Cadbury selection box, a few bars of Dairy Milk and, of course, a proper Christmas pudding for after dinner. One for the table, one for whoever finds the bag first.
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The Christmas range lands from the UK in early November.
The day it arrives we unpack it, pack your order and send it on its way. Advent calendars go first, and everything reaches you within a few days wherever you are in Canada.
Order now and it has your name on it. The favourites go early every year. The people who leave it until December are the ones who miss out.
