The Real Willy Wonka: Inside Cadbury Chocolate Factory | Chocolate Secrets | Spark

Follow scientists as they are tasked with reducing sugar in Dairy Milk without changing its taste. The obesity crisis and concerns about the amount of sugar in everyday items means that firms like Cadbury – fairly or unfairly (no one’s hiding the sugar in chocolate, after all) – are in the spotlight.

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[servicarrider]

I think that it was incredibly conscientious and good form to put that purple butterfly on the wrapper. Tucking it in the fold was brilliant. I will probably never forget that.

[BirdiePlaysYT]

As someone who works here, the process is magical. It never feels like it's getting old

[joshuarkristof]

This shows exactly how devoted your employees will be when they are treated like humans. Great job Cadbury 👏 👍 👌 🙌

[Marbensound]

Wow! Thanks, this is one of the most amazing documentaries I've ever seen about food products... Almost every documentary about how products are made just centers in the production or industrial part, maybe giving some extra data and history but... This one goes beyond all of that and shows all the passion about the brand. The people and it's very contemporary. It was quite inspiring. ❤️

[hugehappygrin]

As the lady at the end expressed, less sugar does not mean healthy.
Nothing changed, except that with more fiber comes easier restroom breaks.
Essentially the new Cadbury bar is an Exlax lite bar.
I worked 15 years for a dessert toppings factory. When I left there in 2016, they were producing 14 million dollars of product per week.
I have worked with chocolate amongst other things.

[kostasangisoulaki]

I love Cadbury diary milk from 80s in aluminum foil...good old memories

[RasielSuarez]

If you've eaten Cadbury here in the States and thought "meh, nothing special" you can thank Hershey's for that. Try to find the real ones made in the UK, way better!

[joshschneider]

I worked in a similar factory in Pennsylvania USA and one of my favorite contracts was Snyder's chocolate covered pretzels. Wonderful memories. Long live cadbury!

[jimbobbyrnes]

better than most companies who would boast 30% less sugar because they shrunk the bar by 30%

[donaldgenenavarro]

heartbreaking seeing all of the scrapped chocolate :(

[RoseMary-gslt]

Cadbury feels like the real life version Willie Wonka's Chocolate Factory

[josuanair]

All of that chocolate taste testing and not a single ounce of acne 😭😭

[francesjtallant]

Cadbury in my opinion is one of the best chocolates in the world. It's a shame that they have to change a recipe because people do not have self control. Instead of blaming the chocolate candy, how about putting the responsibility on each individual that eats too much of it. I do have to admit then when it comes to Cadbury chocolate self-control goes out the window.

[kingshacklebolt]

I remember going on a school trip in Year 3 to the Cadbury’s Factory. It remains one of the best and most fun days of my primary school years. At the time it was magical to watch “the journey of the cocoa bean” and follow it from the beginning until the end, where we ended up in a souvenir shop and had a chance to buy some chocolate.

[robertobarasa]

It’s insane to imagine that content like this is free for our viewing pleasure, what an amazing piece. Great Work Spark!

[rinaful]

05:28 oh wait. That is an exaggeration. When you have been working and see food every second of your working hours in a processing food centres like chocolate, cakes, ice cream, etc, you *NO LONGER* feel tempted to eat it. You just treat it as it is. Ask any chefs or kitchen helpers.

[sumidas]

I love the taste of Cadbury's chocolate more than Hershey's.

[b.l.]

I remember going to Jamaica for vacation and having a Cadbury almost everyday because they were so reasonable. That was back in the 70’s. Very fond memories of Cadbury!

[pijiuu]

cant believe i watched a whole documentary about a brand of chocolate that i don't even eat (or like in general). just goes to say this was very well produced.

[GizmoFromPizmo]

The interview of the English kid was HILARIOUSLY PRECIOUS! The quintessential lilt in his voice was CLASSIC English from Mother England! I'm still chuckling over it.