Cadbury Crispy Crunch Chocolate Milkshake

Crispy Crunch is a iconic Canadian chocolate bar brand originally created in 1930. While many Cadbury-branded confectioneries are associated with the UK, this specific product—the Crispy Crunch Chocolate Milkshake—is a licensed beverage extension predominantly found and produced in Canada.

The brand was originally founded by Harold Oswin in Toronto under the Neilson Dairy company. Over several decades of corporate restructuring, the chocolate brand was eventually acquired by Cadbury. Today, the Cadbury name is owned by the global snacking giant Mondelēz International. However, in Canada, the dairy-based versions of these chocolate brands (like this milkshake) are often produced under license by local dairy processors such as Agropur or Saputo, maintaining a strong domestic manufacturing presence.