Trick or treaters were given fruit in the early20th century before sweets overtook the celebration in the 1920s. In the 1960s Mars made their magic mini fun sized bars, becoming vastly popular. Halloween sees kids getting excited for their treats, the fun sized bars and sweets are always a favourite. So where did the smaller varieties originate from?

Mars have stated that they aim to cut emissions from its supply chain by 67% by the 2050. They are also aiming to eliminate exploitative labour processes too.

30 years after Marathon bars were renamed Snickers, they’re coming back for a limited time only!

The chocolate bar was first introduced in the 1930s by Mars. The change came when the manufacturers wanted to change the UK name to match the American branding.

Snack in the Box offers a range of no cost, no contract snack solutions for your business premises. If you have a smaller office or business workspace, we can cater to your needs too! The perfect solution are our snack boxes, with free delivery, regular refills and a whole host of confectionery available including mars, pepsi and walkers products.

Dark chocolate specifically, is known to have some interesting health benefits. This normally means the higher percentage cocoa the better. It’s not only a great little pick me up, but it has some benefits that can be rewarding too!

Along with a whole host of new products released this Summer, we will get to taste a brand new Snickers Crisp in the UK. The bars will be available in singles, trios and four packs and the bar itself is made from tasty peanuts, caramel and puffed rice.

As some of you may know, a lot of chocolate bars and confectionery snacks are getting healthier. Whether it’s through portion sizes or swapping of ingredients. Now, Nestle have said they have a breakthrough in sugar substitutes – cutting product sugar content by 40%

It’s a time where people around the world can all celebrate their love for chocolate on July 7th. Chocolate is well known to have made it’s first appearance in Europe on this day in 1550.