Daim Mint Bars (Pack of 3) 84g

Product Information

As of 2005, the name of the candy bar was changed in all markets to Daim. In 2007, the company made a Limited Edition Cappuccino Daim Bar. The company has also made a limited edition bar that is a forest fruit bar. There has also been Coke-branded Daim, a white chocolate Diam bar, a dark chocolate bar, a blueberry bar, and a lemon-orange bar. There has also been a mint Daim bar. Ingredients: Always read the label. Sugar, palm oil, cocoa butter, cocoa mass, blanched almonds (3%), whey powder (from milk), skimmed milk powder, milk fat, whey permeate powder (from milk), sweetened condensed skimmed milk, salt, emulsifier, ( soya lecithins) flavourings. Morrisons have a limited range of their own brand but do have some gluten free choices plus a range of free from chocolate in the free from aisle Even during the periods where the products were sold under various names, the color scheme was the same, and the wrappers have been largely unchanged since this candy bar was first made. Even the various changes of ownership have not led to major shifts in the colors and design of the livery for the bar. The appearance of this candy is classic at this point, and people who love this candy bar connect the styling of its livery with the brand immediately. What is the Daim Bar Like to Eat?

A few galaxy products are gluten free, many hold a may contain warning but there are a few products that are safe. Like with Cadbury there are multiple factories so it depends which factory the product is made in. Like other mint varieties, Chocolate mint is rich in vitamins A and C as well as trace amounts of manganese. Its essential oils have been known to combat nausea, cramping and indigestion. 3. Why do they call it chocolate mint?Many Kinder products are safe, the obvious ones that aren't gluten free are the Bueno bars and Happy Hippos as they both contain wafers. Barley Sugars (contrary to popular belief they are not made from barley, they used to be many moons ago but these days they are just sugar and flavour) According the Chewits FAQ all their products with the exception of Wands and Laces are gluten free. A famous 1995 television commercial (directed by John Lloyd) [4] for the chocolate bar in the United Kingdom featured the comedian Harry Enfield, in which a salesman describes the Daim bar as "smooth on the outside, crunchy on the inside", while a customer says he prefers armadillos, which are "smooth on the inside, crunchy on the outside." [5] [6] [7] Another successful commercial campaign was launched in 1996, and featured a spoof of Raiders of the Lost Ark. An unnamed adventurer uses a Daim bar to avoid triggering a death trap in an ancient temple, only to then return for the chocolate bar and take his chances with the crumbling structure. [8] In 2005, the spelling in the UK and Ireland was changed to "Daim", in line with the rest of the world. [9] I haven't included Aldi and Lidl as I need to go in store to see what they have, will update with them when I remember*

Many people report that the Daim bar is very crunchy and hard in the center. It breaks with a snap, and the layer of thin chocolate on the outside is buttery soft and very enjoyable. It is unique when compared to other similar bars because it is so thin and delicate. Being able to snap the bar easily and crunch on it a piece at a time is really enjoyable. Ferrero Rocher - Unfortunately not gluten free but take a look below for the bars and Schar do Tempties which are similar.Smarties - Sorry, not safe. But some home brands and also m&m's are fine so there are alternatives.