Mars Delight Chocolate Bar It was a particularly delicious chocolate treat. The Mars Delight was a retro chocolate bar with a modern, cult following and for good reason, they were one of tastiest milk chocolate treats to hit the shelves since the year 2000.  They first appeared in 2004 to a great reception and quickly

Which Haribo sweets are Halal? It’s a major confectionery firm, a household name. Most products contain pork gelatine and beeswax, neither of which are halal friendly. We’ve put together this guide to help you choose treats that conform to your diet as some of them can be difficult to find. We’d still recommend reading the

Which Haribo sweets are vegetarian? You might be wondering what sweets from the Haribo range are vegetarian and what makes them that way? What contents aren’t vegetarian friendly? Well, we’ve put together a list of current Haribo vegetarian sweets, which we’ll aim to update as and when the ingredients change as they sometimes do, from

The Cadbury Rumba chocolate bar This is one old school snack. Only in the 70s could the Cadbury Rumba Chocolate bar have existed, it’s one of those vintage treats that speaks volumes of the era it existed. It was originally marketed at adults due to the rum-based flavour and came in a dark brown, foil

What happened to Cadbury’s Nuts About Caramel? This is a classic, the Cadbury Dairy Milk got an upgrade! The Nuts About Caramel bar was originally a milk chocolate bar that was discontinued but later appeared in delicious, creamy ice cream form. Both were amazing. The ice cream is still available now as a lolly, similar

What was the Cadbury Aztec Bar? The Cadbury Aztec chocolate bar was first available on shop shelves in 1967, a real 60s sweet, and lived a reasonably successful life, all the way through to 1978 when it was sadly discontinued. That’s one chocolatey dream crushed and another favourite sweet treat torn from the shelves. It

Have You Tried Cadbury Astros? You might remember Cadbury’s Astros if you’re a millennial with a decent memory, as they first appeared in 1997. Originally launched in the UK and across a large portion of the Western world from Ireland, the USA and Canada to South Africa, where you can actually still buy them to

Time Out chocolate bars, discontinued If you’ve got 5 minutes, Time Out chocolate bars will sort you out, the dependable snack. At least that used to be the case until they dropped the devastating news that Cadbury had discontinued them. Another extinct product for the and sweet treat graveyard. Some might be convinced that they’re

What happened to Banjo chocolate bars? The original Banjo was sold around London in the 1950s but didn’t last too long. The original was a chocolate wafer bar with a chocolate filling and coating. Banjo bars later reappeared towards the end of the 70s and were a firm favourite, sweet treat for a lot of

Do you remember Nestle Secret Chocolate bars? This tasty treat was originally distributed for sale in the 1980s and survived well into the 90s, with an 15 year run. It was manufactured by Rowntree Mackintosh who were purchased by Nestlé in 1988, they also made Fruit Pastels, KitKats etc. The Nestlé Secret bar was very