Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons

Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons are a classic British confectionery product consisting of small discs of milk chocolate. The Cadbury brand has a storied history beginning in 1824 in Birmingham, England, when John Cadbury opened a shop selling tea, coffee, and drinking chocolate. The Dairy Milk brand specifically was introduced in 1905 and became the company's best-selling product.

Today, while the brand maintains its British heritage, it is owned by the American multinational conglomerate Mondelēz International. Manufacturing takes place across several locations; while the primary chocolate crumb is often produced in Ireland and processed at the historic Bournville site in the UK, the finished chocolate buttons are also manufactured in various facilities across Europe and other regions depending on the specific market and supply chain requirements.