There were at least a few other clues along the way. Early packages of Twix contained the words “twin bars” underneath the logo, according to commercials and trade advertisements. In recent years, ...

Beloved confectionary brand Twix has revealed a brand new visual identity, along with a new $70M campaign designed to focus on unity. Whereas previous marketing has used encouraged customers to ...

But as is ever the case with a new logo for a beloved brand, it's going to take customers time to get used to. Some have already complained in the comments of JKR's post about the loss of the ...

TWIX is one of the most favourite chocolate bars in the world. But now eagle-eyed foodies have claimed there’s a hidden message in the cult favourite candy bar. The iconic sweet treat, which … ...

Some have claimed that there is a pause button in the logo. Twix featured the slogan “Need a moment” in several of its ads during the early 2000s. read more on logos. IN THE RIGHT ...

Twix came to the UK 55 years ago, but people are only now starting to realise that the brand name wasn't just picked out of thin air - it actually has a clever meaning Skip to main content News ...

Last year, Jim Hasbrouck of the Fried Specialties stand at the New York State Fair officially introduced a new deep-fried concoction: A Twix candy bar, stuffed inside a Twinkie and wrapped in bacon.

TWIX is one of the most favourite chocolate bars in the world. But now eagle-eyed foodies have claimed there’s a hidden message in the cult favourite candy bar. The iconic sweet treat, which … ...

Many people have just started to notice that there's a 'hidden' message in the logo for the popular Twix chocolate bar which has a double meaning linking to an old advert ...

Some have claimed that there is a pause button in the logo. Twix featured the slogan “Need a moment” in several of its ads during the early 2000s. read more on logos. IN THE RIGHT ...

Following years of speculation, chocolate fans have just discovered the hidden 'double' meaning behind the logo of one of the world's favourite chocolate bars, the Twix.

We’ve written before at HuffPost UK about how the name “Twix” is a clever portmanteau. It stands for “twin sticks” (not “twin biscuit sticks,” as some people thought). In fact, the “twin sticks” ...