Mars Bar Reviews

Mars Bar are a popular chocolate. They are almost quaranteed to be found amongst a display of other chocolate bars. I personally find them too sickly to eat! I love the little ones in boxes of celebrations just the right size! However, everyone in my house seems to love this chocolate !! This bar consists of milk chocolate with a soft ...  Read the complete review

The mars bar is undoubtedly an icon of our time, and there are probably very few people who have never tasted the delights of this chocolately treat. The packaging has remained largely untouched for years, keeping the trademark shape and size. However, the font has changed a little bit and the colours have changed to only black on the ...  Read the complete review

Quite frankly, the only bad thing about Mars Bars is that you have to do an hour of high paced cycling in order to burn off the calories, just so that you can at least have one a day! Mars Bars were my addiction throughout college, they would get me through traumatic three hour English lessons, as I'd reward myself halfway with a trip ...  Read the complete review

The wrapper gives it away, its black with large red writing, its a mars bar, one of the most iconic chocolate bars in the world. These bars are a beast to eat and i'm sure somebody once told me they are actually very good for you when eaten in moderation, so i've followed that maxim and had my fair share of these over the ...  Read the complete review

Ah, the Mars bar - the faithful staple of the chocolate kingdom. The Mars bar is pretty much the flagship chocolate bar made by Masterfoods, creators of the Twix, the Galaxy and of course the comically named Snickers, amongst others. Mars bars (which, like Snickers have DRAMATICALLY SHRUNK over the years) are made up of soft nougat and ...  Read the complete review

A Mars a Day helps you work, rest and play!! That was the advertising slogan for the Mars Bar up until 2002 when it was changed to "Pleasure you can't measure." Apparently the work, rest and play slogan was deemed too masculine and did not appeal to women. I do remember the ad's on TV from when I was younger featuring people ...  Read the complete review

I never buy mars bars because they seem a bit boring and also are so filling. Whenever I do get one though, I love them. They are not boring, they are simple and they work. A base of dark nougart is topped with a thick layer of sweet caramel and the whole thing is coated in milk chocolate. It is quite a sickly combination once you ...  Read the complete review

"A Mars a day helps you work, rest and play" Everyone knows about the Mars Bar, as it's an extremely well loved piece of confectionary. But it isn't the world's best selling chocolate bar, that honour goes to the Snickers, which is another a product made by the Mars group. The Mars Bar was first made available in ...  Read the complete review

The mars bar was first introduced in 1932 and was made and manufactured in slough, by a company call Mars incorporate, this is also known as Master foods. Originally the Mars bar was lot bigger and contained more chocolate, but in 2002 the size was reduced to a much smaller 62.5 grams, they improved the recipe by making the Mars bar ...  Read the complete review

Mars Bars were one of the few chocolate bars on the shelves when I was a kid, at least it feels like they were as I used to love to look at that black, red and gold package and wonder if I could talk mum into buying me one. Unfortunately for me (well as I thought at the time) my mum usually settled for a Milky Bar on the assumption ...  Read the complete review

Well I couldn't resist the urge to write about my all time favourite bar of chocolate. In the beginning.... I've loved all kinds of chocolate since I can't remember but ever since my pocket money got up to 20p and I could afford to buy a Mars bar rather than smaller sweets that's it I was hooked. As the years went ...  Read the complete review

I still remember the adverts from years back that promoted Mars bars as being the key to your daily diet, because 'A Mars A Day Helps You Work, Rest & Play'. Say that these days and a barrage of unhealthy nutritional facts gets thrown in your face! A standard single Mars comes in the classical black wrapper with Mars in big red ...  Read the complete review

Mars Bar is one of the most popular chocolate bars today. The wrapper the Mars Bar is a simple black wrapper with Mars written across the front in simple red writing. The chocolate bar can be found in most shops and is available for around the 50 pence mark which is not that expensive, depending on where you buy it. The bar is quite ...  Read the complete review

|There is only one way to eat a mars bar and it actually be amazing- so if you like eating the crewy sugary normal mars bar you must try this!!! All you have to do- is......... pop the whole mars bar in a really cold fridge or even a freezer for 5 mins or so. Wait long enough for the bar to be really cold. Then take it out and get a ...  Read the complete review

Mars Bars are like the Daddy of the chocolate world although given the number of years they have been around they are probably more like the Granddaddy of the chocolate family. I do find Mars Bars to be very filling and they certainly fill a hole if you have an empty stomach and a long time until your next meal. I especially like them ...  Read the complete review

When my brother won a years supply of Mars bar, my taste buds got sick and tired of the flavour but they are still one of my favourite chocolate bars. They are very filling and have a range of ingredients, which bind together to provide a great taste. The Mars bar comes in a black packet with a big logo, which really stands out. The ...  Read the complete review

The Mars bar is almost too well known to merit a review, but here goes. This iconic slab of milk chocolate filled with layers of caramel and nougat was introduced in 1932 and was probably the first chocolate bar in the UK to be other than a solid block of chocolate. A potentially risky innovation that must have repaid its creator, ...  Read the complete review

While on the whole I try to stay as healthy as possible, every now and then I like to treat myself to a little chocolate. So it seems whilst I'm stuck in a queue in a newsagents my hands and more importantly my desire draws me towards a Mars Bar. I've always found them to be my favourite type of chocolate, especially when it's chilled. The bar ...  Read the complete review

Here we have the undoubted daddy of the Mars confectionery range, the dependable old Mars bar. A Mars a day helps you work rest and play the old adverts for this heavyweight used to scream. But what is it that has kept this hunk of chocolate, caramel and soft nougat at the top of the Mars table for so long? The Mars bar was first ...  Read the complete review

The mars bar is a chocolate bar that has been around for ages! It was first made in the UK in 1932! The mars bar is made up of Malt nougat, topped with caramel and coated in milk chocolate. Aswell as the standard mars bar they also do mars drinks and easter eggs. Little mars bars also come in the celebrations tins of chocolates. Aswell ...  Read the complete review