Bye, Cadbury! Beloved British chocolates leaving U.S.

Do you like British chocolates? They're not going to be here in the states much longer.

According to The New York Times, a company that imports British candy has agreed to stop importing a number of popular chocolates, including Cadbury products made overseas.

Also nixed: Toffee Crisps (they apparently look too much like Reese's Peanut Butter cups) and Yorkies (which violate the York peppermint patty copyrights).

Fans of British chocolate are appalled, saying that Amerian chocolate tastes disgusting.

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