A Confectionery Crossover
A new image circulating online shows a Red Bull can that borrows its identity from another famous brand. The concept is for a Terry’s Chocolate Orange Edition, presented in the standard 250ml slimline can used for the Red Bull Editions series. The design swaps out the usual metallic colours for the unmistakable deep blue and vibrant orange of the classic chocolate sphere, complete with a foil-effect pattern.
The mockup was posted with the caption, “Terry’s Chocolate Orange Red Bull! What a bonkers combination!” It’s a direct brand crossover, something Red Bull itself very rarely does. The energy drink giant typically invents its own abstract fruit concepts rather than licensing flavours from confectionery companies. This design imagines a different path, one where two completely separate product worlds collide.
The Real Editions Range
Placing this idea in context requires a look at what Red Bull actually sells. The current UK Editions range follows a very specific, fruit-driven logic. Flavours are often tied to seasons and given evocative names alongside a straightforward description. The lineup includes the Spring Edition (Cherry), the Lilac Edition (Grapefruit and Blossom), and the Summer Edition (Citrus Zest).
There are also Peach, Forest Fruits, Iced Vanilla Berry, and a Winter Edition of Fuji Apple Ginger. Almost all of the newer releases are sugar-free. The strategy is clear: new variants are almost always fruit-based, sometimes with a secondary floral or spice note. There are no direct brand collaborations and certainly no confectionery flavours. A Terry’s Chocolate Orange flavour would break every established rule for the range, which has never ventured into chocolate, dairy, or citrus-chocolate territory.
What the real range looks like
The real Red Bull Editions range in the UK is exclusively fruit-focused. Current variants include Cherry, Grapefruit and Blossom, White Peach, Forest Fruits, Citrus Zest, Iced Vanilla Berry, and Fuji Apple Ginger. This fictional Terry’s Chocolate Orange flavour is a total departure from that established strategy.
- Red Bull Energy Drink
- Red Bull Energy Drink Zero
- Red Bull Energy Drink Sugar Free
- Red Bull Energy Drink Spring Edition Cherry
- Red Bull Sugar Free Lilac Edition Grapefruit and Blossom
- Red Bull Energy Drink Sugar Free Peach Edition White Peach
- Red Bull Energy Drink Sugar Free Pink Edition Forest Fruits
- Red Bull Energy Drink Sugar Free Summer Edition Citrus Zest
- Red Bull Energy Drink Sugar Free Ice Edition Iced Vanilla Berry
- Red Bull Energy Drink Sugar Free Winter Edition Fuji Apple Ginger
Frequently asked questions
- What flavour is the Terry’s Chocolate Orange Red Bull?
- The concept is for a drink that combines the distinct flavour of Red Bull’s energy blend with the milk chocolate and orange oil profile of a Terry’s Chocolate Orange. It is presented as part of the brand’s ‘Editions’ series.
- Does Red Bull make any chocolate-flavoured drinks?
- No. In the UK, Red Bull’s flavour development, especially for its Editions range, is centred on fruit combinations. The brand has never released a chocolate-based variant.
- Is the Terry’s Chocolate Orange Red Bull a real product?
- No, this product is not real. It is a Snackfish — a piece of digital art and a mockup created by the online page UK Snack Attack. It is not available to buy anywhere.
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A snack that lies about its legitimacy as an official product online for internet clout and attention. Most commonly fabricated in Adobe Photoshop or using the unofficial Snackfish AI