Cadbury Cherry Ripe

Cherry Ripe is one of Australia's oldest and most iconic chocolate bars, first introduced in 1924. It features a unique combination of cherries and coconut coated in Old Gold dark chocolate. The product has remained a staple of the Australian confectionery market for over a century, maintaining a loyal following due to its distinct flavor profile.

Originally created by the local Australian company MacRobertson's, the brand was later acquired by Cadbury in 1967. While it is synonymous with Australian culture, the brand is now part of a global portfolio. Today, it is owned by the multinational conglomerate Mondelēz International, which was formed following a spin-off from Kraft Foods. Despite its global ownership, Cherry Ripe continues to be manufactured primarily at Cadbury's Ringwood factory in Victoria, Australia.