Twix Reviews

The Twix is a classic, I do not think many would argue that. It seems to have endured throughout my lifetime as a favourite, as others such as Wispas come and go, and others fall out of favour. Why is it a classic? I think there are several reasons, namely: Two Bars: Along with that other classic the Kit-Kat, a twix employs the clever ...  Read the complete review

I love a chocolate bar from time to time and although it is not my favourite, I still often find myself buying a Twix from time to time. You really cannot fault this bar, it gives you a bit of everything, creamy chocolate, delicious caramel and a really crunchy biscuit. Twix`s have been around since 1967 and are still one of the top ...  Read the complete review

Twix's these have been around since I can remember and I love them that much I'll carry on eating them while there still around. Twixs are fingers about length of a small childs hand they are shortbread biscuit with a layer of caramel on top and then covered in milky chocolate...yum just describing them sounds delicious! They ...  Read the complete review

I am reviewing a 58g twix which I got out of a selection box that I received for xmas ! :) This chocolate contains two sticks of chocolate. This therefore means that it is great for those who cannot finish off a chocolate bar all at once. The packaging contains two chocolate's. The chocolates are long and thin in appearance. The ...  Read the complete review

Background: I am reviewing the 58g Twix bar that I bought very recently from a shop. I seem to have been eating Twix since I was a small boy, it has always been one of my favourites and while the world has changed for me the quality of the Twix bar has always remained constant. Twix is part of the Mars ...  Read the complete review

Where does the time go?! Wikipedia informs me that the Twix bar was introduced to the UK in 1967 by Mars confectionery. One Twix bar comprises of two fingers and costs 38p but we have a local discount shop that often sells the Twix bars at 4 for £1. Twix bars are not only sold in twin finger bars but in Fun size and Family size packs ...  Read the complete review

Having read through some of the reviews on this product it does seem that people have mixed feelings about it! Personally I have always liked Twix, although it isn't my favourite bar of chocolate; I think that Cadbury's chocolate has a much creamier satisfying texture and taste than Mars chocolate. There are many ways of eating a Twix; obviously ...  Read the complete review

I am reviewing the 58g twix bar which was purchased for 50p from my local corner shop. The packaging is gold foil with a picture of two twix fingers, one of which has been broken and the word "Twix" in red letters with a white outline. The twix itself is a finger (29g) of biscuit with a caramel topping covered in ...  Read the complete review

I really like chocolate but my teeth are a little sensitive to just chocolate so I often opt for some chocolate with a biscuit. Twix is the one I have chosen recently. The best thing about Twix for me is the sizes available there are double fingers single finger and snack sized fingers. I personally prefer a snack sized Twix. I bought ...  Read the complete review

Another stupidly named chocolate bar - the Twix is a mainstay of your local newsagent's chocolate armoury. These bars have been around for as long as I can remember, they are packaged in a distinctive golden packaging with large, bold red lettering outlined in white. They appear larger than other chocolate bars, mainly due to them being ...  Read the complete review

I have to be in the right mood for a Twix. They aren't something that I get a craving for very often. I'm more of a chocolate and peanut type of gal but the other night I did quite fancy one. The reason for this was because my mum had bought me one along with the tonne of stuff that she likes to buy my son every week. If I have a nice chocolate ...  Read the complete review

I'm not sure what it is I don't like about the Twix. It has all the components of a great chocolate bar. Its got biscuit, caramel, and of course, chocolate. Yet there is something about the Twix which I find distinctly underwhelming. I think it is because it tastes too dry for my liking. I prefer my chocolate bars to have a certain ...  Read the complete review

Twix are a chocolate treat that has been around for many years. I can remember having them in my lunchbox as a child and they were one of my favourite chocolate bars. They are most well known in the two finger version but nowadays they do single fingers as well as snack size. They have also experimented by using dark chocolate and white ...  Read the complete review

I am quite fond of chocolate, I have a rather sweet tooth. One of my favourite chocolates is simple but tasty. I do like all types of chocolate but Twix is my favourite. The packet is gold which makes it look rather majestic, it's simple but effective. On opening the packet I find the ripples quite appealing, and biting into it is like ...  Read the complete review

Twixes are, quite simply, the king of chocolate bars. They are sweet, but not too sweet, with an edge of savouryness from the biscuit to counter balance the chocolate and creamy caramel. The fact you get two fingers rather than the standard single bar of chocolate just increases the fun. I spent most of my MA year in the libary, and I ...  Read the complete review

The 'Twix' is a chocolate bar manufactured by Mars. The product generally comes with two biscuit-and-caramel fingers in each pack. This poses the question that if a set of two fingers are collectively called 'Twix', is one finger on its own a 'Twick'?... i'll leave that debate for another time. Although I believed the Twix was an ...  Read the complete review

As a girl growing up in a chocolate shop I used to be a big fan of traditional chocolate treats, though not so much anymore. That said, Twix is a classic and an occasional twix break always gets a thumbs up from me. Twix is produced by Mars so you're getting a quality product made from years of knowledge and experience. It was first ...  Read the complete review

I used to always have twix's, but i dont think it was due to their taste. Dont get me wrong, they are very nice, but there are nicer chocolate bars out there, namely boost (see my review). However, i know this is incredibly childish, but the reason i liked twix, was the seperate prats on their own (ie, the chocolate and caramel, then the ...  Read the complete review

Twix, the two finger bar which shows Kit-Kat how it's done! I used to love the Twix adverts (A break from the norm) as they had me in stitches, a real shame that they let this go though. The modern day advertising is where the two fingers are together and get rather upse when one is eaten :) As for the biscuit bar itself, ...  Read the complete review

Twix consists of two milk chocolate covered fingers of caramel and shortbread biscuit. It's a sweet snack that half fills you up. No snack should fill you up. That's the problem with so many snacks nowadays - they're too filling. These two fingers have been around for bleedin' ages. It is rumoured that Wellington put two up to Napoleon ...  Read the complete review