But there’s a catch – the new flavours have been kept a mystery.
The beloved UK confectionary brand has chosen to keep the flavours of its two latest Dairy Milk bars a secret as part of a new competition.
The Cadbury Mystery Bar competition is challenging chocolate lovers to put their tastebuds to the ultimate test to see if they can correctly guess the mystery flavour that’s encased inside the company’s iconic milk chocolate.
The Cadbury Mystery Bar competition is challenging chocolate lovers to put their tastebuds to the test / Credit: Cadbury UK
Two new Cadbury Mystery Bar have been released – 01 and 02 – which are both different flavours, and it’s up to you whether you choose to solve the flavour of both of the bars or just one of them.
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While they’re set to hit shop and supermarket shelves very soon, you can also get your hands on the bars in a range of different sizes from the Cadbury website – with prices starting at just 69p for a single bar, and £2.49 for a 170g bar.
There’s also a Cadbury Mystery Bar Pack for £6 too, which includes both a 45g and 170g bar in each of the two flavours.
So, how does it actually work then? How do you enter to be in with a chance of winning? Well, it’s simple, and all you’ll need to do is follow these three steps:
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Select which Cadbury Mystery Bar you want to solve
Solve the mystery flavour – you can submit one guess per bar, per day
Enter your details to win
Guess the flavour correctly and you could win one of two prizes worth a whopping £5,000 each.
Guess the flavour correctly and you could win one of two prizes worth £5,000 each / Credit: Cadbury UK
If you correctly guess the flavour of either Mystery Bar 01 or Mystery Bar 02, then you’ll automatically be entered in the draw for a chance to win one of two prizes, which, rather unsurprisingly, are also being kept a secret.
While Cadbury is keeping its cards closer to its chest when it comes to what the prizes are, they’ve assured chocolate fans that they’re both worth £5,000.
You’ve got until 5pm on 7 October to enter and get your guesses in here.
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Once the competition has ended, winners will be selected at random from all of the successful entries, and Cadbury says it will contact the lucky chocolate lovers directly.
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Manchester has been named one of the most ‘affordable’ cities in the UK – this is why
Emily Sergeant
A list of the top 10 most affordable cities in the UK has been revealed, and Manchester has made the cut for one very specific reason.
On a bit of a budget? Aren’t we all.
The cost of living crisis has been raging on for quite a few years now, and unfortunately, despite how much we all wish for it to, it doesn’t appear to be slowing down – with prices for everyday items, especially typical fridge and cupboard stables, shooting up by the day, even though supermarkets are showing efforts to prevent it.
And it’s the noticeable price increases in groceries that led delivery insurance provider, Street Cover, to uncover which UK cities don’t strain your food shopping budgets too much just yet.
As it was found that food and non-alcoholic drinks inflation reached 1.3% this past summer, a new study has revealed that Sheffield is officially the most affordable city in the UK, with several other northern locations on the list.
Manchester has been named one of the most ‘affordable’ cities in the UK / Credit: MCC | Aldi
The study compared the 2026 Grocery Index for the largest UK cities with the UK average, as well as available 2025 Grocery Indices, to track the changes in food affordability.
The cities are ranked by the index difference from the national average – which is 67.3 – but the report also uses direct monetary values for a grocery basket to provide some additional context too.
Manchester took sixth place on the list, with an average grocery basket price of £23.08, while some of the other northern cities in the top 10, besides Sheffield at number one, include Liverpool, Leeds, and Newcastle.
Top 10 Most Affordable UK Cities For Groceries
Sheffield
Milton Keynes
Liverpool
Reading
Newcastle
Manchester
Leeds
Bristol
Cardiff
Southampton
As the only other North West city in the top 10, Liverpool may have come in third place overall, but the study found that the grocery bill here is the smallest in terms of actual monetary numbers – with it setting shoppers back £22.08 for a regular supermarket basket, which is a whole £1 cheaper than in Manchester.
“Data shows households in the North East of England have the lowest average food spend in the country, around 11% below the UK average, while Yorkshire sits 6.6% below,” Al Taylor, who is the Head of Street Cover, commented on the study’s findings.
“Sheffield’s position at the top reflects lower property costs for retailers, less competition from premium chains, and a supermarket landscape dominated by value-led options.
“The practical implication for household budgets is significant – the difference between budget and premium shopping can easily be £1,000 or more per year for a family, which can be spent on other things or saved for future plans.”
Featured Image – Aldi
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Mancs wanted to take part in a new series of the ‘hardest quiz show on TV’
Emily Sergeant
Call yourself a clever clogs? The BBC is currently looking for contestants to take part in what is widely considered the hardest quiz show on TV.
That’s right – Only Connect is back for another series on BBC Two.
Presented by Victoria Coren Mitchell and first broadcast all the way back in 2008, Only Connect takes TV quizzing to the next level, as it sees two teams compete against each other by finding connections between seemingly unrelated clues.
In this quiz show – which viewers have dubbed one of the most challenging there is – knowledge only takes you so far, as the ability to think laterally is also deemed ‘vitally important’.
A casting call for the upcoming 2027 series has been shared on the BBC website, with people from Greater Manchester encouraged to apply.
Mancs wanted to take part in a new series of the ‘hardest quiz show on TV’ / Credit: BBC
The casting call reads: “The popular BBC Two quiz show presented by Victoria Coren Mitchell returns for a new series in 2027.
“Only Connect is seeking teams of three players OR single applicants or teams of two looking for like-minded teammates to pool their combined wits to solve fiendish conundrums and vexing puzzles.
“This is the quiz series where, as in life itself, knowledge will only take you so far: patience and lateral thinking are also vital. It’s all about making connections between things which may appear, at first glance, not to be connected at all.”
Reckon you’ve got what it takes then? Applications are now open, and all applicants must be aged 18 or over and a resident in the UK or Channel Islands.
Emily Sergeant -
13th July 2022 
