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I've never had Cadbury's, but Marabou, the largest chocolate brand in Sweden, is also owned by Mondelez. How do they compare?
by sorenjan 5y ago
I've never had Cadbury's, but Marabou, the largest chocolate brand in Sweden, is also owned by Mondelez. How do they compare?
- dijit 5y agoI was never a fan of Marabou, there was something artificial about the taste and I never bought it again: not sure how they compare directly.. Will check though, I'm visiting Scotland next weekend. :)
- andi999 5y agoMarabou has a very distinct flavour (which i am addicted to) which is not a chocolate taste. Cadbury just tastes like bad chocolate.
- lapsis_beeftech 5y agoMarabou chocolate is of mediocre quality at best. Chocolate from the other large Swedish confectionery manufacturer, Cloetta, is even worse and on par with Cadbury. I usually buy imported Dutch or Swiss chocolate.
- michael1999 5y agoMarabou was tasty mass market, and they also declined after the purchase. My wife used to bring some Walter’s Mandler back, and gave up after the change.
- originalvichy 5y agoIn Finland we get Marabou in our stores, but our local competitor Fazer (still privately owned) is miles ahead. Marabou got a little edge when it came to market with combos with other chocolates like Daim. It didn’t take a long time until Fazer made flavour combos from their own lineup, and they took back the throne. If you have a chance to try Fazer chocolate then try it (sometimes stylized as Karl Fazer).
- sorenjan 5y agoFazer is widely available in Sweden as well, and I agree it's really good. Another Finnish favorite is Tupla.