- Star Bar
-
Star Bar Type Confectionery Country United Kingdom Introduced 1963 Related brands List of Cadbury products Markets Worldwide Star Bar is a brand of chocolate bar currently manufactured by Cadbury Ireland. Initially popular in the mid-1970s, the Star Bar largely exists due to a small but loyal fan-base that includes Noel Gallagher (with a dedicated fan site), as the product has not been advertised or promoted for years. In the mid-1960s Star Bar was invented by Linda Allison, and was promoted as the "munchiest bar ever". Star Bar was later re-branded as Nudge and in the 1980s it briefly became "peanut Boost",[citation needed] only to return to Star Bar as popularity of the Boost bar waned. It was promoted in the UK in the mid-80's with a postal offer (3 wrappers plus P+P got you a Star Bar Ruler, Pencil and a copy of Douglas Adams' "The Restaurant at the End of the Universe"). In the early 90s Cadburys decided to relaunch the Star Bar as a result of a visit to Percy St Johns Primary School on Tyneside. During the visit a pupil designed a new label for the Star Bar and Cadburys were so impressed that they used the new label and it is still in circulation today. 60 ft art work by the pupil can now be seen in the Cadbury's Factory in Canada. Cadbury produced a limited edition 'Pam Bar' modelled on the Miller McCowan ‘Wham Bar’ as a prize to the pupil for helping with the relaunch but due to copyright infringements this never made it into the shops.
In May 2006, Moro Peanut was launched in the Republic of Ireland only, with the words "Formerly Star Bar" displayed prominently on the label. The range is most commonly seen in small independent stores, and is most popular in the Republic of Ireland.[citation needed]
This product is also sold in Canada and Germany under the name 'Wunderbar'. Wunderbar is a Cadbury Adams product marketed under license of Cadbury UK Limited as a special treat for Halloween in a 12g size.
References
External links
Kraft Foods brands Nabisco
and other snacksArrowroot · Barnum's Animals · Better Cheddars · Cheese Nips · Cameo · Chips Ahoy! · Claussen · Club Social · Corn Nuts · Fig Newton · Filipinos · Fudgee-O · Ginger Snaps · Handi-Snacks · Honey Maid · In a Biskit · Jell-O · Lefèvre-Utile (LU) · Lorna Doone · Mallomars · Nilla · Nutter Butter · Oreo · Peek Freans · Planters · Premium Crackers · Ritz Crackers · SnackWells · Sociables · Social Tea · Teddy Grahams · Triscuit · Vegetable Thins · Wheatsworth · Wheat Thins
Cadbury Bassett's · Boost · Bournville · Bournvita · Brunch Bar · Buttons · Caramilk · Cherry Ripe · Chomp · Clusters · Creme Egg1 · Creme Egg Twisted · Crunchie · Curly Wurly · Dairy Milk (Caramel)1 · Double Decker · Dream (chocolate) · Fingers · Flake · Freddo · Fry's · Fudge · Green & Black's · Heroes · Kent · Kréma · Koko · La Pie qui Chante · Maynards · Milk Tray · Mini Eggs · Moro · Mr. Big · Old Gold · Pascall · Picnic · Poulain · Roses · Shots · Snack · Star Bar · The Natural Confectionery Company · Time Out · Trebor · Turkish Delight · Twirl · Vichy Pastilles · Wispa
Cadbury Adams
and other gumBubbaloo · Bubblicious · Certs · Chiclets · Clorets · Dentyne · Halls · Hollywood · Malabar · Stimorol · Stride · Sour Patch Kids · Swedish Fish · Trident
Other confectionery Alpen Gold · Baker's Chocolate · Côte d'Or · Daim · Freia · Jet-Puffed · Kvikk Lunsj · Lacta · Marabou · Milka · Prince Polo · Terry's · Toblerone · Trakinas
Condiments A1 Steak Sauce · Bonox · Bull's-Eye Barbecue Sauce · Grey Poupon · Kraft Mayo · Miracle Whip · Vegemite
Coffee
and other beveragesCafé HAG · Capri Sun2 · Carte Noire · Country Time · Crystal Light · General Foods International · Gevalia · Grand'Mère · Jacobs · Kenco · Kool-Aid · Maxwell House · Nabob · Onko · Sanka · Tang · Tassimo · Yuban
Cheese
and dairy productsCheez Whiz · Cool Whip · Cracker Barrel · Dairylea · Easy Cheese · Philadelphia · Polly-O · Provel cheese · Singles · Velveeta
Convenience foods
and baking goodsBagel-fuls · Boca Burger · Calumet · Good Seasons · Kraft Macaroni and Cheese · Lunchables · Oscar Mayer · Royal · Shake 'n Bake · Simmenthal · South Beach Living · Stove Top · Sure-Jell
1In the United States, these products are marketed by The Hershey Company (but made by Kraft's Cadbury subsidiary) under a prior licensing agreement.
2This brand is owned by Rudolf Wild GmbH and manufactured under license by Kraft Foods only in the United States, Canada, and Greenland.
Ticker: NYSE: KFT · Kraft Foods Corporate · Kraft Media CenterCategories:- Candy bars
- Cadbury brands
- Confectionery stubs
Wikimedia Foundation. 2010.