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Some things in life start as a joke and end in discovery. This is one of those things.

While exploring Newfoundland, camera in one hand and zero expectations in the other, I walked into a local grocery store. Nothing fancy. Just one of those shops where the lighting flickers a bit and the produce section smells like earth. And there, surrounded by shelves of unfamiliar snacks, I had a spontaneous thought: what if I asked a Canadian, a real local Canadian, what their favorite chocolate is? No pretense. No YouTube challenge vibe. Just one honest question.

So I did exactly that. I walked up to strangers and said, “You’re Canadian, right? What’s your favorite type of Canadian candy?” And just like that, the idea snowballed. The rules were simple. It had to be chocolate. No gummies. No sour strips. No maple-flavored elk jerky. Just honest to goodness Canadian chocolate, recommended by the people who know it best.

Which brings us to our first contender in this great northern taste test: a Cadbury bar.

Yes. Cadbury. The company you might associate with those oddly satisfying Easter eggs. But apparently, up here, Cadbury makes more than just seasonal treats. They make proper bars. Full sized. Wrapped like royalty. And, according to the locals I met, worthy of being crowned a Canadian favorite.

The first impression was solid. Literally and figuratively. The bar looked clean. Structured. Like something that takes itself seriously without trying too hard. The smell? Rich. Smooth. That classic cocoa scent that makes your brain whisper childhood memories you did not know were still hanging around.

And the taste?

That was the real surprise.

Creamy. Full bodied. Not overly sweet like American chocolate tends to be. Just… balanced. The kind of chocolate that feels engineered for slow bites and quiet evenings. It melts the way good chocolate should melt. Not instantly, not grudgingly, but like it knows the pace of the moment.

There was something nostalgic in it. Maybe it was the texture. Maybe it was the setting. Or maybe it was just the realization that sometimes, the simplest things, a stranger’s recommendation, a bar of chocolate, can anchor you to a place in ways you never expect.

This vlog kicks off the start of a little Canadian candy journey. More reviews are coming. We have at least two more lined up for tomorrow and maybe a few wild cards waiting in the wings. This is not sponsored, not structured, and definitely not healthy. But it is honest. And hopefully, a bit fun.

Sometimes travel is about sweeping landscapes, dramatic cliffs, and cinematic drone shots. And sometimes it is about sitting in the passenger seat of a borrowed car, unwrapping a chocolate bar recommended by a stranger who smiled at you like a neighbor even though you have never met before.

The next chapter of this review series will drop tomorrow. Until then, treat yourself to something small and unexpected. Let it melt slowly.

You are always welcome in this space.
Christopher