Every child knows you bite the head off first. Nobody teaches you that. You just know. Cadbury Festive Animals are those little chocolate biscuit animals from the lunchbox, turned out for Christmas, and here they are in a 6 pack.
They belong in the stocking, next to the satsuma nobody asked for. Or in the cupboard on Boxing Day, when dinner is cold turkey and a film you have seen eleven times.
It is the UK pack, and it ships from within Canada, so a British Christmas feels a little less far away.
Six packs. Count them now. By New Year someone will swear there were only four.
Frequently asked questions about Cadbury Festive Animals
Q: How many are in the pack?
A: Six individual packs, so one each for a family of six, or one each for a family of three if nobody is watching.
Q: Are they a good stocking filler?
A: About as good as it gets. Small, flat, and a proper taste of a UK Christmas for anyone who grew up with them.
Q: Do they make a good Christmas gift for someone who misses home?
A: Yes. Tuck them in with a selection box and it reads like a parcel from Britain, without the airmail stickers.
More about Cadbury Festive Animals
Cadbury Animals have been a fixture of British childhood for years: the small chocolate biscuit that turned up in a packed lunch and got eaten in a very specific order. The festive version is the same idea dressed for December, and it sits in the British Christmas cupboard alongside the selection box and the tin that goes round after dinner.
People in Canada go looking for these because Christmas morning should look the way it did at home. The purple Cadbury name on a little pack in the stocking is a small thing, and it does a lot of work. If your kids are growing up with Christmas in Canada, this is how you hand a bit of yours down.
The 6 pack means six separate packs, which makes sharing fair and hiding easy. Keep them somewhere cool in the cupboard, well away from the radiator and the tree lights. They go in stockings, party bags, the end of a lunchbox, or the pocket of whoever is driving to the in-laws.
They tend to travel home in the same basket as a Cadbury selection box and a bar or two of Dairy Milk, because one bit of British Christmas food never quite feels like enough.
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Christmas is on its way
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.
