Mars Bars

Very
They are high in carbohydrates.
Best to avoid them, even for treating hypoglycemia, as the fats in the chocolate will stop the sugar from being digested when you need it, but will release it all at once later on.

he wanted to show him that all whites arent that bad

and he wanted to be his friend

The answer is 16p

340 million produced daily

43.6 grams or 11 teaspoons of sugar. Source: createyourself.co.uk/item/85

in 1970 3p then in 1972 when decimalised 5 new pence!

A mars bar is 9.5cm x 3cm x 2cm.

Very good question. Most energy bars have almost the same number of calories as candy bars; the main difference is most energy bars have half the fat and sugar, plus more fiber and vitamins. But if you're not careful, you can still end up with candy-in-disguise, unless you choose an energy bar with: Around 200 calories:Limited sugar: bars with no more than 20 g of sugar--half your daily allotment. About 2 - 3 g of fiber: Fiber slows sugar's entry into your bloodstream, cushioning its impact on your blood glucose level No vitamin fortification: Or, skip your multivitamin on days you eat fortified energy bars to avoid dangerous overdosing.

233 Calories in a 50 gram (1.76 ounce) serving.

That's kilocalories, of course (kcal).

There's a bit of confusion with the word calorie and "Calorie" is often used in

nutrition to mean kilocalorie (more or less).

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Yes, Mars Bars are made by Mars Incorporated.

(From official website) Sugar, Glucose syrup, Cocoa butter, Full cream milk powder, Cocoa mass, Vegetable fat, Lactose, Skimmed milk powder, Whey powder, Milk fat, Soya lecithin, Emulsifiers (E471), Fat reduced cocoa, Barley malt extract, Salt, Egg white powder, Glazing agent (pectin), Natural vanilla extract

She knew mars bar was not a very good person and he was not respectful of others property.

1972

maybe. next time you see one check the back. if it says produced in Australia or something along those lines, that does not mean that they are Australian owned, the could be owned by china. if it is, it should say something like proudly owned in Australia.

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Mars, Incorporated the confectioners who own the Mars bar is a privately owned company from the USA. Mars bars for the Australian market are made in Australia.

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First, you can make any type of topping. I like this topping though-

== == First, buy around 5 big mars bars. Then, put them in a bowl (out of their wrapper of course!) and mushthem up so they are nice and slimy! Next, if you have got chocolate freckles or something, maybe choc chips, put them in. Then, put them on your slice! Simple!

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yes.

In 1960, a Mars Bar in England cost approximately 7 pence. This was during a time when chocolate bars were generally more affordable compared to today’s prices. The price reflected the lower cost of living and inflation rates of that era.