Meggies

Meggies, also known as Meggie's, are a type of confectionery produced by the British company Cadbury. They were first introduced in 1935 and have since become a popular treat in the United Kingdom. Meggies are small, round, and flat, with a distinctive shape that resembles a small cake or biscuit. They are typically made from a mixture of sugar, flour, and other ingredients, and are often coated in a thin layer of chocolate.

Meggies come in a variety of flavors, including original, mint, and strawberry. The original flavor is the most popular, featuring a creamy, sweet filling that is often described as similar to that of a chocolate bar. Mint Meggies, on the other hand, have a refreshing, cool flavor that is popular among those who enjoy minty treats. Strawberry Meggies offer a fruity, sweet flavor that is a favorite among those who prefer fruity confections.

Meggies are typically sold in small packets or boxes, making them a convenient and portable snack. They are often enjoyed as a quick pick-me-up during the day or as a treat to share with friends and family. Despite their small size, Meggies have a long history and a dedicated following, making them a beloved confectionery in the United Kingdom.