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Cadbury World, Birmingham, UK
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Visitors to Cadbury World will find a full-scale replica of Bull Street - where John Cadbury opened his first shop in 1824 - along with an Aztec jungle filled with cocoa trees, chocolate-making workshops and numerous interactive displays. Looks terrifying, doesn't it?
Fans of the sweet stuff can even walk through certain parts of the working factory and visit the world's biggest Cadbury shop - just in case you have any teeth left....
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I'm not a chochaholic but I do fall for Thornton's chocs and love to have a sniff in their shops and then guess where that leads to.....Also I'm the only one eats it indoors and it lasts me a while as you can savour the taste instead of just stuffing your face with it like you would do with the cheaper stuff.
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