British sweets
Great Britain has a world-renowned confectionery culture, heavily influenced by its rich history of chocolate manufacturing and a love for classic sweets. Brands like Cadbury are synonymous with British chocolate, and their products are a staple of British life.
Iconic British Chocolates and Sweets
Great Britain is famous for a variety of iconic confections. The Cadbury Dairy Milk bar is a national institution, known for its creamy milk chocolate. Other famous chocolate bars include Flake, a unique, crumbly chocolate bar, and the Aero, celebrated for its light, bubbly texture. Maltesers, with their crispy malt center covered in chocolate, are another beloved British treat. Beyond chocolate, classic sweets include Jelly Babies, a soft, sugar-dusted jelly candy shaped like babies; Wine Gums, chewy, firm candies that have no wine in them despite the name; and Fruit Pastilles, which are small, sugar-coated fruit gums. Traditional hard candies like Rhubarb and Custard also hold a special place in British confectionery culture.
