
Ulrich Alvarez
Overview
A creative campaign for Twix, developed for the D&AD Award Show, that transforms a passive snack into an active DIY experience. The project features a limited-edition "unassembled" kit that challenges consumers to hand-craft their own second bar to match the factory original.
Insight
Consumers deeply value what they create themselves. By pairing a simple DIY task with a favorite candy, we shift the product from a standard snack to a high-value, entertaining experience,
Challenges
The main challenge was to remove the "friction" typically associated with DIY projects, such as ingredient shopping and prep work. We needed to design a product that was low-risk and affordable while maintaining high engagement and viral potential.
My Solution
I co-designed a limited-edition box containing one "perfect" Twix and an "unassembled" kit consisting of a biscuit, caramel, and meltable chocolate. The packaging includes a humorous 12-step recipe that encourages users to share their "Expectation vs. Reality" results on social media using the hashtags #TwixNailedIt or #TwixFailedIt
Takeaway
This project demonstrated my ability to leverage consumer psychology to drive brand engagement. It proved that strategic packaging and a playful "call to action" can turn a simple product into a shareable social media moment.





