Twix: The Essential Snack from the American Grocery Store

There are few chocolate bars that are as universally popular as Twix . Created in 1967, this famous biscuit has conquered the world with a simple but formidable recipe: a crunchy shortbread biscuit center, a generous layer of stringy caramel, all coated in milk chocolate.

As a specialist in USA imports, Pop's America has selected the best of the Twix range for you. Whether for a quick snack or an afternoon treat, it's a sure bet that perfectly complements our Chocolate Bars section.

A range that offers a variety of pleasures.

While the Original Twix remains king, the brand has diversified to surprise your taste buds. Depending on our stock, rediscover Twix in other forms:

The "Salted" Twist (Salted Caramel): A subtle variation where salt crystals enhance the sweet taste of the caramel. It's the perfect balance.
The Sweetness of White: The contrast between the golden biscuit and the creamy white chocolate offers a sweeter experience.
The Spread: The taste of Twix, directly on your toast! A smooth spread with crunchy biscuit pieces that rivals the best American spreads .

The Dynamic Duo: Caramel vs. Peanut Butter

Do you like the mix of textures in Twix? For a complete snacking experience, you have to vary the pleasures.

If Twix is the champion of caramel , its great rival and best friend is the champion of peanut butter: Reese's . Having both in your cupboard guarantees you'll never get bored: one time for the crunchy biscuit, one time for the melt-in-your-mouth peanut butter.

👇 In a bar or a tub? Discover the world of Twix below! 👇

The Gourmet Tip

Twix is designed for the "Break". Its stick shape makes it the ideal companion.

Pop's Tip: If you're having Twix Spread , try it on warm waffles. The heat melts the chocolate and caramel, while the biscuit pieces stay crunchy. Delicious!

FAQ - Minute Biscuit

Why are there two bars?

The historic slogan "Twix, two fingers, hunger-suppressing" sums it all up. The idea is to be able to share... or to save the second half for later (even if we often eat both at once!).

What is the difference with the "Raider"?

It's the same product! Twix was called "Raider" in France and continental Europe until 1991. The name changed to align with the international name, but the legendary taste remained intact.

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