Cadbury
[ˈkæd.bə.ri]Meaning
a British chocolate brand known for its milk chocolate
Background Story
Cadbury is named after the Cadbury family, who started the chocolate business in the 19th century in Birmingham, England. The brand became famous for its rich, creamy chocolate and has since become a staple in British confectionery.
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