A Curly Wurly was never meant to be eaten neatly. Cadbury Curly Wurly Squirles are that same chewy caramel in milk chocolate, twisted into little bite-sized swirls and tipped into a bag.
No more wrestling a long bar that bends, snaps and leaves half of itself on your jumper. You just reach in. Then you reach in again.
Anyone who spent pocket money on a Curly Wurly knows exactly how that caramel stretches when you pull it apart. It still does.
This is the UK bag, and it ships from within Canada.
Frequently asked questions about Cadbury Curly Wurly Squirles
Q: Are these the same as a Curly Wurly bar?
A: Same chewy caramel, same milk chocolate, just curled up small. Think of it as a Curly Wurly that has finally learned to behave.
Q: How big is the bag?
A: It is an 85g bag of bite-sized pieces. Enough to share, if you are feeling generous.
Q: Do they make a good gift for someone who misses Britain?
A: Very much so. Hand a bag to anyone who grew up with a Curly Wurly and watch them go quiet for a second.
More about Cadbury Curly Wurly Squirles
The Curly Wurly has been on the corner shop counter in Britain for generations. It always looked like better value than anything next to it, and it took longer to eat, which mattered when you were nine. The Squirles keep the chew and lose the faff.
It is the sort of sweet you do not think about for years, then suddenly need. Somebody mentions it, or you spot the wrapper in an old photo, and that is it. Searching for it by name usually means you can already taste it.
The 85g bag is a sharing bag in theory. The pieces are loose and bite-sized, so they go in a lunchbox, on the arm of the sofa during a film, or into a bowl that empties faster than anyone admits. Keep the bag somewhere cool and dry, away from the radiator, so the chocolate holds its shape.
People who pick these up tend to wander over to the rest of the Cadbury shelf: a Dairy Milk, a Crunchie, a Wispa, or a Freddo for whoever claims they did not want any Squirles and then ate most of them.
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