MAGIC TWIX
People are only just realizing what the hidden message in a Twix bar is – and it has a double meaning
TWIX is one of the nation’s most popular candy bars as chocoholics rush to buy the sweet treat.
But, social media users have claimed that there’s a hidden message in the bar.
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Twix bars are easy to spot thanks to their shiny gold wrapper and the large red text.
Eagle-eyed viewers may have noticed what’s hiding in the circle of the letter “i” in the name “Twix”.
Some have claimed that there is a pause button in the logo.
Twix featured the slogan “Need a moment” in several of its ads during the early 2000s.
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A voiceover in the commercial said: “When you need a moment, chew it over with Twix.”
“Needing a moment” is another way of saying taking a break or pause.
Social media users have claimed that there’s a pause button in the logo of the chocolate bar.
One said: “I hadn’t noticed until now ‘Pause’ and take a break.”
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Another curious fan asked: “How long has the Twix logo had a pause button?”
And, a third fan commented: “Not had a Twix in ages. The ‘pause’ button on the I in the logo pleases me inordinately.
“Neat graphic representation of product & its use.”
Meanwhile, others have claimed that there are mini chocolate bars inside the logo.
Twix is reportedly a combination of the words "twin" and "bix" – the shorthand for biscuit, according to the Daily Meal.
The chocolate was first produced in the UK in 1967 before being introduced to the US in 1979.
Biscuits are known as cookies in the US and the sugary snack is described as a "cookie bar".
The U.S. Sun has approached Twix for comment.
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