TWIX Salted Caramel Cookie Bars

The TWIX Salted Caramel cookie bars feature a layer of caramel that has been seasoned with sea salt, offering a sweet and salty flavor profile. Like the original, it still consists of a biscuit base coated in milk chocolate and is sold in the classic two-finger format. It was introduced by Mars, Incorporated to cater to the popular salted caramel food trend.

In many regions, standard TWIX bars are not considered vegetarian or halal because they contain whey derived from animal rennet. However, the exact formulation of the salted caramel version can vary depending on the country of manufacture. It is always best to check the specific packaging for dietary suitability in your region.

TWIX Salted Caramel was introduced as a permanent flavor in the UK and Australian markets around 2020, following a successful limited-edition run. Mars Incorporated later rolled it out to other international markets due to high consumer demand. It joined the brand's extensive lineup of flavor variations, like TWIX White and TWIX Peanut Butter.

A standard two-finger pack of TWIX Salted Caramel contains roughly the same amount of calories as the original bar, which is around 250 calories per serving. The nutritional profile is nearly identical, with the primary difference being the addition of salt in the caramel. It remains a high-sugar, indulgent treat.