Where to Buy Cadbury Dairy Milk Biscoff in the USA

Quick answer: Cadbury Dairy Milk &more Lotus Biscoff 195g is a British collaboration bar, made with Cadbury's UK chocolate recipe. Buy it from The British Vault, shipped from Britain with duties included.

Key facts at a glance

• Product: Cadbury Dairy Milk &more Lotus Biscoff Chocolate Bar, 195g sharing block.
• British-market bar combining Cadbury Dairy Milk with pieces of Lotus Biscoff caramelised biscuit.
• Shipped from Britain, Delivered Duty Paid. First order: use NEW10 for 10% off.

Buy Dairy Milk Biscoff 195g. The plain bar is Cadbury Dairy Milk 180g, and both sit in Chocolate, Sweets, Mints & Chewing Gum.

What is the &more range?

&more is Cadbury's line of larger sharing blocks built around inclusions rather than plain chocolate. The bars are thicker than a standard Dairy Milk block and are designed to be broken and shared, with the added ingredient visible in the chunk rather than hidden as a filling.

This one pairs Dairy Milk with Lotus Biscoff, the Belgian caramelised biscuit that most people know from the small wrapped biscuit served with coffee. The biscuit brings a spiced, caramel note and a sandy crunch that holds up against the softness of the chocolate.

How it differs from anything American

Two things make this a genuine import rather than a novelty. The first is the chocolate itself. This is Cadbury's British recipe, where milk is the leading ingredient, and it is noticeably creamier and softer than the Hershey-made Cadbury sold in American stores. Everything in our guide to British chocolate about that difference applies here.

The second is the collaboration itself. Lotus Biscoff is widely available in the United States as a biscuit and as a spread, but this particular Cadbury bar is a UK and European line. It is not produced for the American market, so there is no domestic version of this combination to buy.

Who it suits

This is a good first British bar for someone who already likes Biscoff and has never had UK Cadbury, because the familiar element gives them a reference point. It is also a sensible sharing bar at 195g, which is larger than the standard 180g block.

If you want to taste the difference in the chocolate itself rather than the inclusion, buy the plain 180g bar alongside it. Side by side is the clearest way to understand what the British recipe actually changes.

Where to buy Cadbury Dairy Milk Biscoff in the USA

Order from The British Vault. We source Cadbury in the UK and ship straight to the United States, Delivered Duty Paid, so every import duty and tax is already in the price and nothing is charged on delivery. Orders dispatch within 1–2 business days and usually arrive 1–3 business days after that.

Shipping is a flat $39.99 under $99 and free above it, so most people build out a proper run from Chocolate, Sweets, Mints & Chewing Gum or the Food Cupboard. First order: NEW10 for 10% off.

Frequently asked questions

Is this bar sold in the United States?

No. The &more Lotus Biscoff bar is a UK and European Cadbury line and is not made for the American market, even though Biscoff biscuits themselves are sold there.

Is the chocolate the same as US Cadbury?

No. This is the British recipe, in which milk is the first ingredient. American Cadbury is made under licence by Hershey to a different formulation that lists sugar first.

How big is the bar?

195g, which is a sharing block rather than a single-serve bar. It is slightly larger than the standard 180g Dairy Milk.

Will it melt on the way?

It can, in warm weather. We do not ship chocolate with temperature-controlled packaging, because the ice packs we tested caused condensation that damaged both the chocolate and the rest of the parcel. We cannot replace items affected by heat in transit, so check your local temperature before ordering in summer.

Add Dairy Milk Biscoff to a UK haul

Shop Dairy Milk Biscoff 195g from The British Vault and build the order past $99 for free shipping. For the wider range, read our guide to British chocolate in the USA.

Related reading: British chocolate in the USA and British biscuits in the USA.