A Cadbury's chocolate bar that was discontinued 18 years ago has made a comeback in UK supermarkets, with some shoppers already spotting it at their local stores. The Fuse bar, first launched in 1996,

CHOCOHOLICS are going wild after a Cadbury’s treat they thought was “extinct” was spotted on the shelves at B&M. It marks the return of an iconic chocolate bar – but

With nearly two dozen different candy bars, Cadbury produces a lot of delicious chocolate. But which one is the very best?

The Bar Six was a creamy chocolate bar that boasted a wafer centre and hazelnut cream. Spotted on the shop shelves or in swimming bath vending machines, many will remember Bar Six came in an orange wrapper and was wrapped in soft foil.

CADBURY fans are shocked to notice an unexpected product not sold in the UK hanging about on B&M shelves. The 5 Star Mini Treats are a rare Cadbury product currently selling in the superstore

The Cadbury's Fuse bar, which was first launched in 1996, is now available after being discontinued 18 years ago - but it's not quite the same as you remember

The chocolate bar has been absent for 18 years but Cadbury's has brought it back - but this time in miniature form.

The Cadbury Fuse chocolate bar is set to make a comeback in the form of Mini Treats, and shoppers are already excited about snapping them up when they hit stores