The Star Bar doesn't get the nostalgia-marketing treatment that Freddo or Curly Wurly do, but it's stayed on shelves for decades on the strength of a genuinely different combination: caramel, crisped cereal and peanuts under milk chocolate, rather than the wafer-only formula most of Cadbury's other bars use.
A different kind of Cadbury bar
The Star Bar sits closer to a peanut-caramel bar than to Cadbury's wafer-bar family (Boost, Wispa, Picnic). Its filling combines caramel with crisped cereal pieces and peanuts, giving it a crunchier, denser bite than most Cadbury lines — which is also why it's had a smaller but consistently loyal following rather than being a top-tier seller like Twirl or Boost.
Why people go looking for it
Because the Star Bar has never had the same marketing push as Cadbury's biggest names, it's had spells of being harder to find in some shops, which drives periodic search interest from people wondering if it's been discontinued (it hasn't) or just want to track a pack down.
What we actually stock right now
We currently stock the Cadbury Starbar Duo Chocolate Bar 74g — Case of 32. It's genuinely in stock, but the quantity remaining is low, so if you want a full case, we'd suggest ordering sooner rather than waiting.
FAQ
What's the difference between a Star Bar and a Boost?
Boost is a wafer-and-caramel bar. The Star Bar's filling is caramel combined with crisped cereal and peanuts, giving it a different, crunchier texture without the wafer layers.
Has the Cadbury Star Bar been discontinued?
No, it's still in production, though it's had a lower profile than Cadbury's bigger-selling bars and can be harder to spot on some shelves.
Is the Star Bar in stock at Supreme Sweets right now?
Yes — our Cadbury Starbar Duo 74g case of 32 is currently in stock, but quantity is limited.
Does the Star Bar contain nuts?
Yes, it contains peanuts as part of the filling, so it's not suitable for anyone with a peanut allergy. Always check the current packaging for the full allergen list.