Staff and residents at Newport's Orchard House care home were treated to an afternoon of nostalgia with Cadbury archivist Sarah Foden and Brand Manager Connor Gould.
The event celebrated Cadbury's 200th anniversary, sharing the brand’s rich history from its first shop in Birmingham in 1824 to its present-day success.
Sarah and Connor shared photos, old packaging, and ad campaigns from the Cadbury archive, evoking nostalgic memories for the residents.
Connor said:
“It was wonderful to hear residents' special memories of Cadbury and see their joy while tasting the chocolate.
"Thanks to everyone at Barchester for having us.”
Bex Vernon, Resident Experience Coordinator, added:
“Our residents loved reminiscing about Cadbury and enjoyed the event immensely.
"Our varied life enrichment programme ensures engaging activities for all residents.”
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