I just spoke with someone who visited Cadbury Word in Bourneville a few
months ago. You are not allowed into the factory but their is an
enclosed catwalk type thing that allows you to see the chocolate
factory.

I also hear that you can get a container of molten chocolate and then
add whatever you want to it - assuming you want to add something to it.

On Oct 16, 10:06 pm, "Chembake" > wrote:
> F wrote:
> > I do not recommend Hershey, PA. I went there about a year to two ago.
> > One does not actually go into the chocolate factory. Instead one goes
> > on a simulated factory tour. It is done in much the same way that
> > Disney do their rides.
>
> > To me the trip was more about like going to Choco-Disney than going to
> > a chocolate factory.
>
> > I went to Cadbury World in Bournville (South of Birmingham in the
> > United Kingdom) in 1992. You were not allowed into the factory but you
> > were allowed to view the factory (the real deal) from observation walk
> > ways.Many chocolate factories in Europe do the same.....You are not allowed
> inside..