Every December a bag of these lands on the coffee table, and every December it is empty before anyone admits to opening it.
Cadbury Mini Snow Balls are small, round, crisp-shelled bites in a snowy white coat. You eat them one at a time for about four minutes, then by the handful.
They are a British Christmas thing through and through: the stocking, the sofa, the film you have all seen nine times. This is the UK bag, and it ships from within Canada.
One for the stocking. One for you. Nobody needs to know which is which.
Frequently asked questions about Cadbury Mini Snow Balls
Q: How big is the bag?
A: It is a 74g bag. Enough to share, in theory.
Q: Do they make a good stocking filler?
A: Yes. The bag is small enough to tuck in beside the satsuma and British enough to make an expat go quiet for a second on Christmas morning.
Q: How do they arrive?
A: Packed with care so they turn up as round as they left. Chocolate and a warm porch do not get on, so bring the parcel in when it lands.
Q: Who makes them?
A: Cadbury, the same people behind Dairy Milk, Buttons and the Roses tin that does the rounds after Christmas dinner.
More about Cadbury Mini Snow Balls
Mini Snow Balls belong to the seasonal end of the Cadbury range, the bits that only turn up in British shops when the nights draw in and the selection boxes start stacking up by the till.
People in Canada go looking for them because nothing else quite stands in for the moment. The tree is up, the telly is on, and a bag is going round that you did not buy but are very happy to help with.
They come in a 74g bag that tucks neatly into a stocking or the back of a cupboard. Keep it somewhere cool and dry, away from the radiator, and fold the top over if you have the willpower, which nobody does. Tip a few into a bowl and watch the bowl quietly empty.
Cadbury makes the rest of the British Christmas line-up too, from the Dairy Milk bar to the tubs of Roses and Heroes. A bag of these sits happily alongside them in a parcel for someone who misses home.
Additional Information
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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.
