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There’s a petition to bring the Mars Delight back to Ireland

Make it happen.

Dec 9th 2016, 1:43 PM 5,303 Views 2 Comments

55630ebde5da1 Source: Mars

WE’VE SPOKEN BEFORE of one of the great unsolved mysteries in the Irish chocolate world: the sudden and unexplained removal of the Mars Delight.

The ‘lighter’ version of the Mars was introduced in 2004 and taken away just a few years later.

Now, there is an actual petition to bring them back to Ireland

delight Source: Change.org

The change.org petition has over 500 signatures and a simple description:

For you, your kids, and their kids

And the comments basically go like:

It was probably my favourite bar of all time and I need it back on my life.

It has a cult fanbase

Source: David/Twitter

Who only have one request

@MarsGlobal I found some Mars delight that expired in 2008 are they safe to eat? Please bring them back! pic.twitter.com/cMFpNQqnqi
— ruth (@ruth361) May 15, 2016

Source: ruth/Twitter

Earlier this year, Mars said:

Hi Courts, the Mars Delight is currently under marketing review, but we'll be sure to pass along your suggestion to our team!
— Mars, Incorporated (@MarsGlobal) August 29, 2016

Source: Mars, Incorporated/Twitter

So maybe all they need to push it over the line is a momentum-shifting petition.

We can dream.

hat tip Joe.ie

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There’s a petition to bring the Mars Delight back to Ireland

Make it happen.