Cadbury fans fume after spotting iconic chocolate bar at retailer for eye-watering price Cadbury's classic mini chocolate bar, Freddo, has become an unlikely indicator of inflation since its triumphant return to British sweet shop shelves in 1994.
Never ever buy Non Price Mark and if you do, don't ever pay for chocolate that's above £1 for a standard bar or £1.50 for a block bar.
A nostalgic Redditor user went on to recall: "I remember when I was a kid you could get a Freddo, Space Raiders crisps, Frosties sweets, a Panda Pop, a Dick Turtle lucky bag, and 10p of penny sweets all for under a pound and still have 20p change.
The beloved Freddo saw its 1994 introductory 10p cost maintained until 2005, when confectionary fans witnessed the first of several price hikes, taking it up to 12p.
Originally launched in 1974 and then discontinued five years later, the beloved milk chocolate treat made a comeback with a price tag of just 10p.
