Cadbury Fingers, but they have been out in the snow. Cadbury Snowy Fingers are the winter version of the biscuit every British child has eaten two at a time, coated in white chocolate instead of milk.
Nobody eats one. You take two, call it one, and the box is somehow half gone before the King's speech has finished.
In Britain they turn up at Christmas and disappear by January, so their absence from a Canadian cupboard gets noticed around the second week of December.
Put a plate of them out on Christmas Eve with the tea. Then time how long it stays full.
Frequently asked questions about Cadbury Snowy Fingers
Q: Is this the UK version of Snowy Fingers?
A: It is, the same box you would find in a British supermarket at Christmas, and it ships from within Canada.
Q: How are they different from normal Cadbury Fingers?
A: Same biscuit fingers, but coated in white chocolate rather than milk. The snowy look is the whole point, and the reason they only come out in winter.
Q: Are they a good Christmas gift for someone who misses home?
A: Very much so. They fit in a stocking, they suit a parcel of British Christmas food, and they tend to get a knowing look the moment the wrapping comes off.
More about Cadbury Snowy Fingers
Fingers have been a fixture of British biscuit tins for generations: children's parties, lunchboxes, the plate that comes out when someone pops round. The snowy version is the seasonal one, the box that appears on UK shelves in the run-up to Christmas, sitting near the selection boxes and the tins.
People in Canada come looking for them because of a specific memory. A plate at a grandparent's on Boxing Day, a box tucked in a stocking, the one biscuit that only showed up when it was cold outside. A British Christmas a long way from home is built from small things like this.
It is a box of slim biscuit fingers, each one in its white coat, easy to share and easy to lose track of. Keep it somewhere cool and dry, well away from the radiator, so the chocolate stays crisp. They go with tea, on a party plate, or straight from the box during the film.
Plenty of people buy them alongside the original milk chocolate Fingers, for the relative who does not hold with change. A box of proper British tea next to them is never a bad idea either.
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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.
