Daim Bar Reviews

I haven't had one of these for years but Andrew bought some for his class and I accidently on purpose ate one. It just fell into my mouth, you know what it's like. He got a pack of four in the pound shop where they cost him a pound of course! This is a bargain as they only worked out to be 25p per bar. The diam bar consists of a hard ...  Read the complete review

Daim bars are a chocolate bar that I always remember getting as a child and although I don't get them as much now I'm a bit older I did have one a little while back and did still enjoy it. The daim bar is made up of two different main ingredients. The middle of the bar is a kind of hard caramel and almond mixture which is really hard ...  Read the complete review

I love nothing more than a nice bar of chocolate and when I saw this today in my local Nisa store I was unable to resist grabbing a bar which set me back 47p. The Packaging Long red oblong plastic wrapper and in large navy blue lettering on the front I'm told it's Daime and there are shards of chocolate pictured on there and ...  Read the complete review

Dime bars are a very unique chocolate bar. There is no other chocolate bar out there that I have tried that is similar. This is quite unusual, normally when one brand makes a tasty well selling chocolate bar, the competeing brand makes a similar one, just like Cadburys caramel and the galaxy version. This hasn't happened yet with Dime, and they ...  Read the complete review

About 3 years ago I developed quite an obsession with Daim Bars, well actually Dime Bars as they were more commonly known. However all of my local stores seemed to stop selling them quite suddenly so I had to go cold turkey. Today I popped into my local newsagent with a sweet craving and spotted Daim Bars on the shelf. Unable to contain my ...  Read the complete review

Having just ate a Daim bar for the first time in a long time, I feel compelled to review it and give it top marks - they are soooo soooo yummy! When Daim bars first became available they were called Dime bars, so most people including myself will still call them Dimes. I just can't seem to get used to saying Daim! I believe that they ...  Read the complete review

On a recent trip to B+M I decided I was going to get my self a large stash of of chocolate bars, including: Fudges (6 of), Curly Wurly's (5 of), Daim (4 of), Twirls (7 of), all for less than £5, which lets be honest, was wonderfully brilliant, gotta love the budget stores in this time of financial hardship. This review is for the Daim, or ...  Read the complete review

The way that popular products suddenly change their name seems a funny concept to me - why create a recogniseable brand, and then confuse the public by messing around with it. It's like my profile picture, which I seem to be changing every five minutes... ;) Most of us remember the conversion of the 'Marathon' Bar to 'Snickers', and ...  Read the complete review

From when I was a child my one of the huge part of my diet was the lovely Dime bar. And recently I decided I wanted that sweet fix again and so off I went to my local shops, this was where I discovered that they had now changed the name to Daim (I was in the shop for a while trying to make sure it was the right one after all it looked exactly the ...  Read the complete review

Recently I decided there was something definitely lacking from my diet and thought I would try to hunt it down. I went into many shops looking for that something I used to live off, but I just couldn't find it. It came to the point where I wasn't even sure if Dime bars existed anymore. That's where I discovered online that the name was now ...  Read the complete review

Over the past couple of months i have rekindled with a whole array of chocolate bars which i thought had vanished of the face of the earth, Wispa's, Fry's chocolate creme, and daim bars being one of them, as a kid i used to love them, but back then they where formally known as 'dime' bars. I have no idea why Kraft foods the maker of Daim bars ...  Read the complete review

When I was younger, I did eat a fair bit of sweets - what kid didn't?! As well as Topics and Milky Way Crisp rolls, I love the Daim bar (then Diam bar!). The bar comes in a red wrapper. On the inside there is a honey like coloured layer of caramel toffee. Around it is a reasonably thick layer of chocolate, with bumps and ridges on the ...  Read the complete review

Didn't this used to be called a Dime bar? It was always a favourite of my dad's and I was never that keen on them but just recently I went on a trip from Poland to Cambridge to visit my Mother in law and just out of the blue I saw packs of these choc bars on a stall at a Cambridge market. Four bars for £1. I thought that was a good ...  Read the complete review

The Dime bar or Daim bar as it is known now is a crunchy butterscotch type toffee bar with chocolate covering. The bar was rebranded to Daim in 2005 to bring it in line with the current European Regulation. It originated in Sweden, Scandinavia to be precice by a swedish company called Marabou in 1953. Kraft foods took over around ...  Read the complete review

The great dime bar! A true favourite of anyone who poroclaims themselves to be a true chocoholic. The dime tastes looks great and tastes it too. A truly imaginative combination of toffee and chocolate to create a true sticky heaven. These are not for quick consumtion as they do take a good bit of chewing to get them into the position to be ...  Read the complete review

Well i just love dime bars, so thought i would give this review a try. ABIT ABOUT THE DIME BAR Dime bars originated in Sweden in 1953, and was made by the Swedish company Marabou, originally a subsidiary of the Norwegian company Freia. The Dime bar is now owned by Kraft Foods. The dime bars name was changed to Daim bar in ...  Read the complete review

My apologies to anyone averse to verse, but I got challenged "in another place" to write this review in this form. ____________________________________________ If you go back a bit in time And delve in the primordial slime, You’ll see Daim bars were once called Dime, A word far easier to ...  Read the complete review

Despite still being able to recall the “soft on the outside, crunchy on the inside” tagline from the Harry Enfield advertising campaign from the height of its, and his, popularity many years ago, I hadn’t thought of the Dime bar for ages. It had been so long since I considered the sweet that the 2005 rebranding that turned it from a Dime bar into ...  Read the complete review

Once upon a time there was the humble Dime Bar, a chocolate snack bar like no other. In 2005, the Dime Bar was renamed in the UK (to be consistent with the name throughout the rest of Europe) as a Daim Bar. This sounds quite like 'damn' with an American twang but to me it will always be a Dime Bar, (now spelt incorrectly), so throughout this ...  Read the complete review

Welcome to the school of Daim bars! School days appear to be getting shorter and much more fun than when I was a girl, so I hope you enjoy my review. Art and Design 6/10 ************* The brightly coloured wrapper uses recyclable plastic type of paper in 2 primary colours red and blue, with white highlighting behind the ...  Read the complete review