Roses Chocolates
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Brand Cadbury Roses
Cadbury Roses Chocolate - 450 g
Chocolate lovers rage as Cadbury changes Roses to remove fan favourites | Daily Mail Online
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Cadbury ditches famous Roses chocolate wrappers after more than 70 years - Birmingham Live
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Cadbury reveals major Roses chocolates revamp which is sure to divide opinion - Mirror Online
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Cadbury Roses - Wikipedia
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GLUTEN FREE Roses rebranded, reshaped and repackaged after being shrunk… | GlutenFreePSD
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Love It or Hate It? Cadbury's Controversial Roses Flavour Shake Up - 2EC
I compared Roses and Quality Street chocolates in the ultimate Christmas battle' - Wales Online
Cadbury's break with tradition by 'reinventing' iconic Roses chocolates - Starts at 60
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The box of Roses shrink again! Cadbury to downsize Christmas chocolate favourite | Independent.ie
