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Daim and Dime are the same seriously they have the same packaging and taste so the same!! I'm quite sure.. I like Dime's lol
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Posted: 2006-05-26 14:58:57
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I still prefer DIME ...what the hell does Daim mean anyway

Silly eurpean laws....thats why i hope the U.K never integrates into the union.
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Posted: 2006-05-26 15:02:44
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http://www.confectionerynews.[....]ft-marabou-daim-dime-chocolate

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Posted: 2006-05-26 15:04:36
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Thanks for that mate!

That statement in the article is wrong because i never recognised Daim as Dime...i thought it was something different.

“The product has a strong trade dress-up, with colours, design and a logo that stand out. We are confident that people will recognize “Daim” as the chocolate they know and love,”
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Posted: 2006-05-26 15:08:25
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Daim is a stupid name i think! What is the point of changing it now!

It is like when they changed oil of ulay to oil of olay, just plain wrong, doesn't sound right.


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Posted: 2006-05-26 15:10:47
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Yeh my mum was'nt too happy about Oil of Ulay changed to Olay?....Pathetic....what the hell is CIF anyway?.... JIF was way better and well known....Still prefer Marathon to Snickers!

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Posted: 2006-05-26 15:22:15
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Oh yeah i liked the name jif, cif is wrong too. I am obviously far to young to remember marathan bars, hehe!


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Posted: 2006-05-26 15:23:38
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even I remember marathon bars and I think im younger then you!

The cif thing was a joke, I never got it only thing I can think of is that jif were doing badly so they repackaged...

and lets face it the olay thing is obvious lol

mind you why did opal fruits change to starburst?
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Posted: 2006-05-26 15:29:03
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Cif is a brand of cleaning products by Unilever, known as Jif in Australia and New Zealand.

The Jif brand was also used in several European markets (Great Britain, Ireland, and the Netherlands)
until 2001, when the name was changed to Cif in order to harmonise marketing and product inventories
across the continent. The name Cif was chosen partly because it was used in more markets, partly
because it was perceived as a better name across the range of European languages, and also it was
thought thats people living across Europe could not properly pronounce the word "Jif" and partly because
of the potential for confusion, in Britain, with the unrelated Jif lemon juice.

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Posted: 2006-05-26 15:36:07
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When did marathon bar's change over then, surely before 1984 as i do not recall them at all, mind you i don't like snickers so maybe never noticed.

Why do they change anything? I mean some changes are good starburst is better than opal fruits and o2 is better than bt cellnet etc etc.
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Posted: 2006-05-26 15:37:26
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