Cadbury Flake Chocolate 15g | Deliciously Light & Crispy Milk Chocolate Bar

Cadbury Flake 15g is a slim bar of finely folded milk chocolate that crumbles into delicate, flaky layers the moment you bite it. It is one of the most unusual textures in chocolate and a British classic that has been around for more than a century. Light, crumbly and very affordable, it is perfect on its own and famous as the chocolate stick pushed into ice cream cones.

If you are looking for the Cadbury Flake price in Pakistan, or want to know how to use Flake in desserts, this guide covers the history, taste, value, recipes and storage.

What makes Flake different

Cadbury introduced Flake in the United Kingdom in 1920. The story goes that workers noticed thin streams of excess chocolate folding over themselves as they cooled, creating a crumbly texture. Cadbury turned that into a product. Instead of a solid bar, Flake is made from many thin folds of milk chocolate, so it shatters into flakes rather than snapping. In the UK and Ireland, a Flake pushed into a soft-serve cone is called a "99", one of the most famous ice cream treats in the British Isles.

What it tastes like

Cadbury milk chocolate is sweet, creamy and milky, and Flake delivers that flavour in a completely different way. The flakes melt almost instantly on your tongue, so the chocolate feels light and airy. It is less filling than a solid bar, which makes it a gentle treat.

Product details

• Brand: Cadbury
• Product: Cadbury Flake
• Pack size: 15g bar
• Main components: folded milk chocolate
• Best for: ice cream, desserts, light snacks, party bags
• Allergy note: contains milk, and may contain nuts, wheat and soy; check the pack for the full list

Cadbury Flake price in Pakistan

The live price is shown at the top of this page, and Flake is one of the most affordable imported chocolates we stock. That makes it ideal for decorating desserts in quantity, for party bags, or for a small daily treat. For a light chocolate with crunch instead of crumble, compare the KitKat 2 Finger or Galaxy Flutes.

How to use Cadbury Flake

• The 99 cone: push a Flake into a soft-serve or kulfi cone.
• Ice cream topping: crumble a Flake over vanilla, chocolate or mango ice cream.
• Cupcakes: crumble over chocolate frosting for an instant bakery finish.
• Hot chocolate: crumble on top of whipped cream.
• Trifle and custard: scatter flakes over the top layer.
• Milkshakes: stand a Flake in a chocolate shake for a cafe-style look.

Make a "99" at home

Scoop soft vanilla ice cream into a cone, press a Cadbury Flake into the top at an angle, and add a drizzle of strawberry or chocolate syrup if you like. It takes thirty seconds and children love it. In a Pakistani summer, it is one of the easiest ways to make a simple ice cream feel special. Find syrups in our imported spreads and pantry items.

Flake vs solid chocolate in desserts

Solid chocolate needs to be chopped or melted before it goes on a dessert. Flake does not. You can crumble it straight from the wrapper over ice cream, cupcakes or a trifle, and it settles into fine, even flakes that look professional. It also melts on contact with warm desserts, so a Flake crumbled over hot chocolate fudge cake or a warm brownie turns into a quick chocolate sauce. For home bakers in Pakistan who want a bakery finish without special tools, it is one of the most useful chocolates to keep in the cupboard.

Who it is for

Ice cream lovers, home bakers, children, anyone who enjoys light chocolate and fans of British treats.

Cadbury Flake vs similar chocolates

• Galaxy Smooth Milk: silky solid milk chocolate.
• Galaxy Flutes: wafer tubes filled with chocolate.
• KitKat 2 Finger: crisp wafer and milk chocolate.
• Maltesers: light malted honeycomb in milk chocolate.

Is Cadbury Flake halal?

Halal certification depends on the factory that produced the bar, as Cadbury chocolate is made in several countries. Check the pack you receive for a halal logo and read the ingredients using our guide to checking whether imported food is halal. Our team can check the current stock label for you.

How to tell genuine Flake

A genuine bar has the Cadbury purple and yellow branding, a printed batch code and best before date, and fine, distinct folds of chocolate. A solid, fused bar or white streaks mean it has melted and set again. Every Flake we sell is a sealed original import.

Storing Flake in Pakistan's heat

Flake is fragile and melts quickly because of its thin folds. Keep it in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, and in summer store it in the fridge inside a sealed box. Handle it gently, as it crumbles easily. More tips in our guide to storing chocolate in Pakistan's heat.

Delivery

We dispatch from Islamabad with same working day delivery in the twin cities on most orders and next working day delivery to most major cities. Cash on delivery is available nationwide. More chocolates are in our imported chocolates collection.

Frequently asked questions about Cadbury Flake

Why does Flake crumble?

It is made from many thin folds of milk chocolate rather than a solid block, so it breaks into flakes.

What is a 99 Flake?

A soft-serve ice cream cone with a Cadbury Flake pushed into the top, a classic in the UK and Ireland.

When was Flake invented?

Cadbury introduced Flake in 1920.

Is Flake good for decorating desserts?

Yes. It is one of the easiest chocolates to crumble over ice cream, cupcakes and trifles.

How big is the bar?

A 15g bar.

Do you deliver across Pakistan?

Yes, nationwide from Islamabad with cash on delivery.

Is your Cadbury Flake original?

Yes. It is a sealed, genuine import with a printed best before date.

Can I use Flake on kulfi?

Yes. Crumble it over kulfi or falooda for a chocolate twist on a desi favourite.

Is Flake suitable for children?

Yes, as an occasional treat. It is light and small, which makes it a popular children's chocolate.