Chocolate lovers have voiced their disappointment at the changes,http://michaelzeki.com/sidebar.php?647-landsholdstrojer/668-ungarn, which are set to come into play from Monday.
Claire Eden posted on Twitter: 'Utter travesty! First Cadbury spoil Easter and the Creme Egg,http://www.lisacelebrant.com.au/settings.php?player/7935/steven-gerrard, now they're spoiling Christmas by messing with Roses.'
James Hallwood added his own frustration,http://www.optionbstudio.com/single.php?artikel/nike-lightning-storm-pack-fodboldstoevler, saying: 'Cadbury's is being warped and diminished. Time for state intervention to protect British chocolate.'

The chocolate's famous twist wrappings are also set to go in favour of more modern sealed packaging
In a further twist,http://www.umursiparis.com/wp-content.php?corinthians-fodboldtr%25C3%25B8je-tr%25C3%25B8je-20142015-p-1572.html, the treat tub's individual twisty wrappers are also set for the chop.
The famous foil wrappers,http://www.producteursdemaregion.com/producteur.php?manchester-united-jalkapallopaitoja-20152016-p-478.html, which are undone by millions of happy families each year, are to be binned in favour of more modern 'flow' designs which seal closed like most chocolate bars.
Routine buyers will be left gravely disappointed as they'll now miss out on the spontaneity of unwrapping a twist sweet covering.
Tony Bilsborough,http://onestopkidspartyshop.com.au/wp-searches.php?swiss_audemars_piguet_juan_pablo_montoya_replica_watches.html, of Cadbury's told the : 'Like many food manufacturers, we have found costs increasing.
'It is important we keep Cadbury Roses an affordable treat.

Twitter user Claire Eden lets her opinions be known on the alterations to Cadbury's Roses chocolates

James Hallwood called for government support to ensure the tradition of unwrapping the sweets remained

Chocolate fan Ann Allan was left dumbfounded by the news that the Roses tin was shrinking in size again
'In 2014, the number one complaint on Roses was chocolates becoming unwrapped. The flow-wrap should keep them fresher for longer and ensure they don't unwrap in the box.'
American owners Kraft,http://www.umursiparis.com/wp-rss.php?manchester-city-fodboldtroejer/, who took over Cadbury's in 2010,http://www.greatfoodclub.co.uk/layout-styles.php?c/gifts/young-hoops, said they'd received numerous complaints that sweets which had become unwrapped while inside the tub were being tainted by stronger flavours.  
 In 2014,http://www.lisacelebrant.com.au/searches.php?standings/2007, the number one complaint on Roses was chocolates becoming unwrapped Tony Bilsborough,http://limgclub.com/layout-styles.php?mujer-rusia-c-6_75.html, of Cadbury'sRoses were first created in 1938 and have been a popular gift ever since.
In 2011,http://www.jocko.dk/ss2014dk.php?klubber/danmark/ab/, the size of the Roses tin fell from 975g to 850g,http://www.gronbeck-hardkrom.no/loader.asp?adidas-predator-20, before later falling again.
Outraged chocolate fans earlier this year took aim at Cadbury's US owners after changes were made to the famous Creme Egg. 
The complaints came after brand owner Mondelez changed the recipe for the sweet fondant-filled snack so that the shell was made from a 'standard, traditional Cadbury milk chocolate' instead of the popular Cadbury Dairy Milk.
They were also unhappy after learning there would be five eggs in a pack instead of six.相关的主题文章：


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