Who's had all the Mars bars?

[Dayvo]

I managed to eat six in 20 minutes for a bet a long time ago (when they were bigger).

It was many years before I had one again.

 

[classic33]

I managed to eat six in 20 minutes for a bet a long time ago (when they were bigger).

It was many years before I had one again.

Used to be a nine an hour habit whilst working outside.

 

[w00hoo_kent]

There's a chippy near me does both deep fried Mars Bars and deep fried pizza slices. Ive never been brave enough to try either, and I'm surprised they're still in business the rare their clientele keep having coronories.

I cooked them for American friends when they came over, deep fried mars bars, not pizza. My dad used to own a chip shop so I have an idea what I'm doing (and can be a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to fish & chips). Very nice fresh out of the fryer with a nice ice cream. We used to do 'roast' potatoes in the shop fryers sometimes, also once some geordies who were working on the power station came in and wanted their pies deep fried (not battered, just straight in the fryer as is). Naturally you have to give it a go once they've left. So much fat in the batter, you could feel arteries hardening with every bite. Good though. :-)

Since becoming healthier though I notice the fat involved a lot more, quite surprised me how food changed when you were eating less of the bad stuff.

 

[classic33]

Its worse than that even. World to run out of chocolate by 2020!!

 

[mr messy]

Its worse than that even. World to run out of chocolate by 2020!!

 

[mr messy]

Bible was right then, armaggedon is almost upon us!

 

[Pat "5mph"]

I have my doubts.

I agree with @ColinJ eating 2 small ones instead of a big bar is exactly what I would do
Anyhoo, plenty of Mars bars in the shops here, come get them @classic33!

 

[classic33]

I agree with @ColinJ eating 2 small ones instead of a big bar is exactly what I would do
Anyhoo, plenty of Mars bars in the shops here, come get them @classic33!

Might be a race up!

 

[Mr Celine]

The only thing more revoltingly sweet that a Mars bar is a creme egg. I couldn't eat either without

 

[classic33]

The only thing more revoltingly sweet that a Mars bar is a creme egg. I couldn't eat either without

You never had one of Rowntrees' mint eggs then?
http://www.capitalbay.com/female/77...-1970s-show-the-evolution-of-easter-eggs.html

 

[Mr Celine]

No, never had one. I've been given two easter eggs this year which will eventually be eaten, but probably not by me.

 

[mybike]

The only thing more revoltingly sweet that a Mars bar is a creme egg. I couldn't eat either without

I usually keep Mars in the fridge, with the other chocolate, and eat them a 1cm slice at a time. The eggs I just don't eat.

 

[classic33]

No, never had one. I've been given two easter eggs this year which will eventually be eaten, but probably not by me.

Think of a mint Aero, with the consistency of a creme egg and you'll be getting close.

 

[mybike]

Think of a mint Aero, with the consistency of a creme egg and you'll be getting close.

I used to enjoy Terries' Mint Oranges. At least they didn't taste of orange!

 

[Sara_H]

Tesco, Asda, Sainsburys, non in any of the local ones.
Own up whoever it was.

Its the Scottish. They batter them.