Cadbury Caramilk chocolate bar

Caramilk is a popular caramelized white chocolate brand with a rich history in the confectionery world. Originally launched by Cadbury in Australia and New Zealand in 1968, the brand became a cult favorite before being discontinued in 1994. Due to overwhelming consumer demand and social media petitions, Cadbury officially brought the brand back as a permanent addition to its lineup in the late 2010s.

Today, Caramilk is manufactured in multiple locations to serve global markets, with major production facilities situated in Australia and the United Kingdom. It is characterized by its unique blend of caramelized milk powder and cocoa butter, giving it a distinctive golden hue and creamy fudge-like flavor profile.

The brand is owned by Mondelēz International, a global snacking powerhouse that acquired the Cadbury business in 2010. While the Cadbury name remains synonymous with British and Commonwealth heritage, the ultimate corporate oversight and strategic direction are handled from Mondelēz headquarters in the United States.