Quality Streets were created in the 1930s by Harold Mackintosh to provide an affordable yet brightly colored assortment of chocolate sweets. The brand uses slogans like "made for sharing" and "what a delicious dilemma!" to appeal to audiences. While Quality Streets were initially targeted toward richer customers due to their posh designs, their affordable prices have made them popular with broader audiences over the past 80+ years since their introduction.
Quality Streets were created in the 1930s by Harold Mackintosh to provide an affordable yet brightly colored assortment of chocolate sweets. The brand uses slogans like "made for sharing" and "what a delicious dilemma!" to appeal to audiences. While Quality Streets were initially targeted toward richer customers due to their posh designs, their affordable prices have made them popular with broader audiences over the past 80+ years since their introduction.
Quality Streets were created in the 1930s by Harold Mackintosh to provide an affordable yet brightly colored assortment of chocolate sweets. The brand uses slogans like "made for sharing" and "what a delicious dilemma!" to appeal to audiences. While Quality Streets were initially targeted toward richer customers due to their posh designs, their affordable prices have made them popular with broader audiences over the past 80+ years since their introduction.
“made for sharing” “what a delicious dilemma!” I could only find 2 as their slogans is not prominent as other food brands although it has been around for 20 years.
History of the quality streets:
It was made by Mackintosh of Yorkshire which was founded in the town in 1890 by John and his wife; Violet Mackintosh, their son, Harold Mackintosh, developed Quality streets in the 1930s to create “affordable, brightly coloured assortment of chocolate sweets”. The first box went on sale for two shilling what is £1 in 1980 which is around 3-4 pounds in current time
Designs for the quality street:
The design for Quality streets has a colourful, posh, shiny constant pristine look to its wrappers and tin that you say it’s for children or posh rich people
Their target audience:
By its name and look it seems to be an older and richer audience, but its price says otherwise as its all cheap despite the design and how big the company is
Products related to quality street:
Matchsticks and intrigue are two other products made by quality street, matchsticks being the more popular one.