does anybody know what a cadburys starbar was called before it was a starbar?

Answer 1

Lion bar?

Answer 2

Cadbury's first real attempt to establish a competitor for Mars' Marathon / Snickers bar. Initially popular in the mid Seventies the Starbar largely exists due to a small but loyal fanbase as the product has not been advertised or promoted for years. In the mid seventies, Starbar was called Nunch and its TV advertisement featured a dark-haired woman walking alongside a white horse which was pulling a barge down a canal. Nunch was rebranded Nudge and in the eighties it briefly became peanut Boost, only to return to Starbar as popularity of the Boost bar wained. In May 2006, Moro Peanut was launched, with the words "Formerly Starbar" displayed prominently on the label. The range is most commonly seen in small independent stores, and is most popular in Ireland.this product is also sold in Canada under the name Cadbury's Wunderbar

Answer 3

Cor, thats a blast from the past!!

In the 70's? there was something called a Nunch that was very much like a Starbar. I know they were renamed as Nudge at some point.

Is my memory right? or am I thinking of something completely different!

I at least think that a Starbar was once a Nunch and then a Nudge!


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does anybody know what a cadburys starbar was called before it was a starbar?

Answer 5

I know for sure that it wasn't called anything. Starbar was it's original name. Launched in UK around 1977. We owned a sweet shop in the seventies and eighties and I remember pretty much all the sweeties from around that time. My favourite was Trophy which was later renamed Banjo - yum!

Answer 6

Star Bar Chocolate

Answer 7

Nunch

Answer 8

its moro now isnt it?? the red moro bar!!! not sure what it was called before starbar always knew it as star bar!!!

Answer 9

It was a Boost Bar

Answer 10

Not sure but I think it could be Toblerone the triangular chocolate.