Cadbury's Starbar

chupacabra

Oh the unsung gem of the choco bar world. Whenever i mention the starbar in a topical conversation about great bars, people just stare blankly. Surely im not the only one who things these things are the cats pyjamas?

rubadub

Lovely, but tasted better in the old brown wrappers!

cozmik

chupacabra wrote: »

Oh the unsung gem of the choco bar world.

QFT

I always thought they were delightfully moreish.

Shulgin

YUM!

Starbars were always one of my favourites.
Bloody tasty!

ontour

These bars are yummy! Have to eat the chocolate first then the inside

brettmirl

Hmmmmm Starbars. Very more-ish.

Would love one now! Moro's never quite cut it for me.

JIZZLORD

nothing can beat a pocket warmed starbar

byte

Starbar's ftw! Damn, I'd love one now!

higgo1888

cant beat a cup of tea and a starbar

lord lucan

Shulgin wrote: »

YUM!

Starbars were always one of my favourites.
Bloody tasty!

+1:D

the only chocolate i buy these days are starbars.

the glass woman

didnt they change their name to peanut moro or something?

Grid.

Magic!!

Passenger

Yeah they changed the name to Moro Peanut, then brought back Starbar. Now they have both on shelves.

But as somebody said there's nothing like a pocket warmed Starbar with a mug a tea. Nummy nummy num nums.

Ruu_Old

Nice bar, always a kind of a sweet but a nice roasted taste as well with the nuts.

emeraldstar

Only ever had one of these in my life because I am very partial to the Moro. But it was fairly nice though. No Moro now, but nice.

admiralofthefleet

lovely bars and underated like the picnic

cjmcork

aw man, when they're melting and the toffee is soft.............yummy bummy..........

greatgoal

starbar was called a nunch when it first came out...useless bit of information there,but there you go...hmmmm

Diggabot

Ah Starbar.... my absolute favourite chocolate bar

redshoulder

The fresher the better, with Starbar.
Whats the difference between the red Moro & Starbar?

Melion

Lads im addicted to them. Im eating 2 or 3 every day, i cant stop

Carroller16

redshoulder wrote: »

The fresher the better, with Starbar.
Whats the difference between the red Moro & Starbar?

/awaits punchline

manopie

Om nom nom, I was just trawling the web looking for starbars and happened upon this lovely thread. What is it with Cadbury? I've never seen these advertised on tv and it's hard to find a mention of them even on their own website.

Then I found this thread which led me to something called starbar man.

I can almost never find them locally so this might be the answer, just need to find a reason to buy 24 of them at once

stovelid

Passenger wrote: »

Yeah they changed the name to Moro Peanut, then brought back Starbar. Now they have both on shelves.

I'm glad you said this. I thought I saw both on the shelf a while back and thought I'd imagined it.

Robbo

The Starbar is the King of Confectionary. There was a brief period where I believe they were unavailable but there was no godawful fake nostalgic campaign to bring it back (viz. Wispa and Mint Feasts). It was so awesome that it spoke for itself.

Berty

This bar was as blatant as the dark & white chocolate mars bar that tapped me on the shoulder and disappeared as quickly.

Surely this is the bar of the century.

I have not had one in a while due to holiday dieting. I will have one on my return.

Jhazon

Not available in Canada (appear to be eat up before export).... as a chocolate bar connaisseur and looking forward to visiting an Ireland market soon! BTW, here in my county in Canada, is the factory that invented the first commerical chocolate bar!

star-pants

Aye Starbars are quite nice

SnoozySuzie

I use to love these until a girl in school told me someone had found a millipede/centipede(cant really remember it was 10 years ago) in one before.She scarred me for life and I haven't been able to eat one since

jor el

SnoozySuzie wrote: »

I use to love these until a girl in school told me someone had found a millipede/centipede(cant really remember it was 10 years ago) in one before.She scarred me for life and I haven't been able to eat one since

Those are prizes!

Soft Starbars can't be beat. Mmmmm.

More useless trivia, they used to be called Boost bars in Britain. There was Peanut Boost (Starbar to you and me), Biscuit Boost (the so-so Moro) and then regular Boost, can't remember what was in that one, but we had that Boost here in Ireland in the 80s too.

They were cool in the old brown wrapper, and the ad on TV had a big giant Starbar flying through space. Uber-tasty giant flying space bar.