Cadbury Dairy Milk rolls out brand-new ‘creamy and crunchy’ Christmas 2026 treat in supermarkets

CADBURY has revealed a brand new Christmas treat that’s bound to become a festive favourite. This is the latest launch in the brand’s new range of seasonal chocolates. These circular chocolates feature a smooth Biscoff filling Credit: Cadbury Chocolate-lovers will soon be able to spot Cadbury‘s latest innovation on supermarket shelves, with the launch of the Dairy Milk Biscoff Filled Centres. These rotund delicacies feature a classic creamy chocolate ball filled with a smooth Lotus Biscoff crème. Sign up for the Money newsletter Thank you! Inside, the circular treats contain a crunch from the Biscoff biscuit pieces. These can be enjoyed as a single treat, or in a pack of three for those who fancy sharing. Expected to be available in most major UK retailers, like Tesco and Sainsbury’s, the new chocolate treats are set to retail for £3.29 for the 3-pack multipack. This latest launch forms part of Mondelez International’s Christmas 2026 range, which includes several new products across its chocolate brands. The seasonal range also features a wider Lotus Biscoff collaboration, with the creation of Cadbury’s Dairy Milk Biscoff Pouch and Toblerone’s Biscoff Diamond Truffles. Dairy Milk Smash Baubles treats are also new to stores, where shoppers are invited to smash open a smooth chocolate ball to reveal more treats inside. Most read in Money Gabriella Sargeant, brand manager for Christmas at Mondelēz International, said: “Our range of seasonal products allows our shoppers to choose the right festive snack or gift for their occasion. “Whether that’s a quick bite while relaxing in front of the TV with our Cadbury Dairy Milk Mini Puds or providing an array of snacks for the whole family with a Cadbury Dairy Milk Mixed Chunks sharing tin, we have something for everyone.” And for fans fearing the worst for their favourite seasonal treats, the brand has also confirmed the return of some Christmas classics, including Oreo White Enrobed and Cadbury Snowy Fingers. Comment now