1976–1987 | 1987–1992 | 1992–199? | 199?–2000 | 2000–2003 |
2003–2009 | 2009–201? | 201?–2016 | 2016–2021 | 2021–present |
Cadbury's Double Decker[]
1976–1987[]
The Double Decker was introduced in 1976 and originally had raisins in the bottom layer.
1987–199?[]
1987–1992[]
In 1987, the wrapper received a complete overhaul, including the lettering which was made rounder and in lowercase. Also, the recipe no longer had raisins in.
1992–199?[]
Around 1992, the colour scheme was altered to orange and purple. Also, the Cadbury's logo was now sat inside a slanted purple box.
199?–2000[]
In the mid-to-late 90s, the packaging and logo was once again changed.
2000–2003[]
For the new millennium, the wrapper received yet another overhaul. The lettering was now entirely lowercase and was given a large purple outline. The Cadbury's logo was also removed from the box.
Cadbury Double Decker[]
2003–2009[]
After Cadbury's rebranded to Cadbury in early 2003, some edits were made to the wrapper again. The font is now entirely capitalised again, and the Cadbury swirl was added.
2009–2016[]
2009–201?[]
New branding was introduced in 2009, giving the packaging its first overhaul in almost 10 years. The "Double" portion of the name is now in lowercase and the orange/purple design no longer appears textured.
201?–2016[]
The "Cadbury swirl" is removed, leaving just the Cadbury wordmark in gold.
2016–2021[]
In 2016, a redesign was introduced, with new fonts for both parts of the logo and the "double" now slightly overlapping in a similar style to the 1987 and 1992 logos.
2021–present[]
With the launch of Cadbury's new logo in 2021, the Double Decker packaging was given a makeover.
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