Dairy Milk is a type of chocolate bar that is manufactured by Cadbury, an English confectionery company. It was first introduced in 1905 and has since become one of the most popular chocolate bars in the world. The name "dairy milk" comes from the fact that it originally contained milk ingredients, although today's version does not contain any real milk. Instead, it is made with vegetable fats and cocoa powder, along with sugar, milk powder, and various flavorings. Dairy Milk is known for its smooth texture and rich taste, and comes in several varieties including plain, fruit and nut, and caramel.