Mars (chocolate Bar) - Limited Editions

Limited Editions

Several limited-edition variants of Mars bars have been released in various countries. (These have often been permanent releases in other countries). They include:

  • Mars Almond
  • Mars Dark and Light
  • Mars Midnight, white inside Mars bar but covered in dark chocolate. Now named Mars Dark, it is on permanent release in Canada, and was on a Limited Edition sale in the UK, as of October 2009.
  • Mars Gold
  • Mars Mini Eggs (Available around Easter)
  • Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Mars bar
  • Mars Triple Chocolate (Australia) A variant in which, despite the name, includes chocolate nougat and chocolate caramel. Also available as limited edition in United Kingdom (August 2011)
  • Mars Lite (Australia)
  • Mars Lava (Australia - Orange flavoured)
  • Mars Fling (Australia)
  • Mars Miniatures, 5 fun size bars in the same packet
  • Mars XXX (Australia) sold in gold wrapping. It contains chocolate flavoured caramel and nougat. Now called the Mars Triple Chocolate.
  • Mars Chill (Australia, New Zealand and UK) - wrapper had 'Mars' written in white, turned to blue when cold
  • Mars Rocks (Australia and New Zealand), released by Mars Snackfood Australia in August 2007, is made of chocolate-malt nougat topped with a layer of caramel and covered with milk chocolate embedded with "crispies" (whose main ingredients are wheat flour and sugar).
  • Mars Red (Australia) - Mars bar with half the fat of a regular Mars bar. Has a red wrapper with 'Mars' written in black.
  • Mars World Cup (England) - Mars bar with the St George's Cross on the packaging to commemorate England's participation in the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
  • Mars 100% Caramel - (Australia) - introduced in January 2011. It is simply a standard Mars Bar, but with the nougat removed. Also available in the UK as a limited edition as of 2012

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