These beloved sweets have disappeared from UK shelves over the years, but the nostalgia remains.
Celebrations – Galaxy Truffle
The Galaxy Truffle was a velvety delight that was a mainstay of the popular mixed box. It lasted from 1997 to 2011, but has not been seen since.
Amazin' Raisin
This fruity treat from Cadbury was a favorite in the 1970s. It was similar to a fruit and nut bar, but without the nuts and with added caramel and nougat. Unfortunately, it was only available between 1971 and 1978.
Quality Street Scrapped
The iconic sharer box, Quality Street, has seen a carousel of different flavors rotate in and out over the years. Enthusiasts still pine for classics like the Hazelnut Eclair, Chocolate Nut Toffee Cream, and Fig Fancy, but they have since faded out of the lineup.
Quality Substitutes
Beloved Quality Street flavors have not only been discontinued, but many have been replaced by updated versions. The Chocolate Strawberry Cream was replaced by the Strawberry delight, and even the legendary 'Purple One' switched from its original Brazil nut to a hazelnut alternative.
Aztec
Launched in 1967, the Aztec was Cadbury's answer to the Mars Bar. It combined chocolate, nougatine, and caramel, but unfortunately, it was scrapped in 1978.
Cad-ifornia Dreamin'
The Cadbury Dream was an all-white chocolate form of the Dairy Milk, similar to Nestle's Milky Bar. It became incredibly popular in 2002 before being discontinued. There was a relaunch in 2019 under the name Cadbury White, but it was short-lived.
Sensational
The KitKat Senses bar, with its smooth chocolate and hazelnut praline, is one of the most requested for a comeback. It went wild in 2009 but soon disappeared.
KitKat has produced a new Senses range since 2029, but none of the flavors are the original recipe.
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