Cadbury Crunchie 40g (2024)

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How many calories in a 40g Crunchie? ›

“During the manufacture of our Cadbury Crunchie bar, the crunchie mass is extruded onto a wide belt before being cut to size,” they explained. “Bars on the outside of the mass tend to cool more quickly, forming a harder surface on the outer edges of the mass, resulting in both a hard and soft sided Crunchie bar.

Crunchie is a brand of chocolate bar with a honeycomb toffee (or known as "sponge toffee" in Canada and "honeycomb" or "cinder toffee" in the UK as well as "hokey pokey" in New Zealand) centre. It is made by Cadbury but was originally launched in the UK by J. S.

Violet Crumbles are crispier in texture than Crunchie bars, with a slightly more marshmallow taste. Hoadley's Chocolates was acquired by English company Rowntree's in 1970, which produced Violet Crumble in Adelaide until 1985.

In the US there is not a branded honeycomb candy bar though honeycomb candy is available in some cany stores and on-line and may also be known as hokey pokey, sea foam, sponge candy, angel food candy or fairy food candy, depending on which part of the States you are in.

Is honeycomb vegan. Yes, honeycomb 'toffee' is completely vegan-friendly as there's actually no real honey in sight. It's still not the healthiest option out there, but definitely worthy of holding on to its treat status. Send us more plant-based questions via the comments section below.

Add half of the pieces of Crunchie into your microwave-safe bowl, and the other half to a cup. 3. Firstly, focussing on melting, heat the Crunchie pieces in the microwave until they are fully melted, stirring every 30 seconds. Take care as it will get very hot!

The chocolate is about the same as the Butterfinger but there may be a little more chocolate on this bar. When I compare the two bars, I just find that the Crispy Crunch has a bit more of a peanut brittle flavour, heavy on the peanuts.

What is the Australian version of Crunchie? ›

While its honeycomb centre makes it similar to the better-known Crunchie, Violet Crumble is the older sweet. Cadbury's Crunchie dates back to about 1929, while the Violet Crumble bar was first produced in 1913.

There are two ways to really eat this bar. If you don't mind the sticky you can let it melt in your mouth and coat your teeth in sticky goodness. If you don't, I recommend you crunch in. Having said that even when you crunch this bar, I find I get pieces stuck to my teeth.

There are 241 calories in 1 bar (50 g) of Cadbury Crunchie (50g).

There are 70 calories in 1 treat size bar (15 g) of Cadbury Crunchie Treat Size.