 until December 24. You'll be able to scan a QR code on one of them which will take you through the process digitally. Bars will be released every day until Christmas Eve. And instead of granting 100,000 lucky customers with a free chocolate bar, the company has upped the number by another 20,000 to ensure as many feel the festive magic as possible. And you'll be able to choose from a wide range of chocolate bars to send. These include: Classic Winter Wonderland Oreo Caramel Wholenut Fruit & Nut Mini Snowballs Vegan Plant bar Emma Paxton, senior brand manager, said: 'This year we wanted to make Secret Santa more accessible than ever and to spread that generosity across the nation. "That's why from today, you'll see our postal service popping up on posters across the country, giving 120,000 people the opportunity to send chocolate secretly to a loved one this season. "We hope that our campaign encourages the nation to get into the Christmas spirit and become a Secret Santa, helped of course by our wonderful postie Jeff.' Normally, a 360g plain Cadbury bar would cost £3 from Tesco while a 180g bar costs £1.75. A 200g bar costs £1.75 from Asda while a 95g bar costs £1.08 from Aldi. You can compare prices on Trolley.co.){kind=link}
CHOCOLATE fans will be pleased to hear Cadbury has an exciting offer this Christmas.
As its festive Secret Santa postal service returns across the UK, thousands will be able to claim a free Dairy Milk bar.
Up to 12,000 eager chocolate fans can get the freebie this Christmas.
In previous years, a purple pop-up post office appeared on streets to hand out anonymously-gifted chocolate bars to friends and family.
Now running for the fifth year, the idea is the same – shoppers order a free bar for their loved ones – but there won’t be physical post offices springing up this time.