Cadbury Dairy Milk Fingers

Cadbury Fingers are a highly popular chocolate-covered biscuit brand with roots dating back to the late 19th century in the United Kingdom. Originally created by Cadbury, they consist of a crunchy biscuit center dipped in smooth Dairy Milk chocolate.

Today, the brand is part of the global portfolio of Mondelez International, which acquired Cadbury in 2010. While Cadbury remains an iconic British brand, manufacturing for Fingers primarily occurs at the Burton's Biscuit Company facilities in the UK under a long-term licensing agreement, though various versions may be produced globally to meet demand. Ownership of the Cadbury trademark belongs to Mondelez, a multinational snacks company headquartered in Chicago, Illinois.