Discontinued Chocolate Bars That You Can't Buy In The UK Anymore

The Aztec was basically an early version of a Mars bar, as it was made up of a similar mix of chocolate, caramel and nougat.

I can still remember buying these from the tuck shop at my school. Cadbury's Astros were balls of biscuit covered in chocolate and a crispy shell. A bit like Crispy M&Ms, tbh.

Everyone knows the white chocolate version of Cadbury's Flake was the superior Flake, right?

Like a Cadbury's Caramel bar but with the added bonus of nuts. How can you go wrong with that combination?!

The original Cadbury's white chocolate bar, the Dream bar, was discontinued a while back, but they have been spotted in B&M stores recently. It's a miracle!

Plus, Cadbury has released another white chocolate bar, so it's not all bad.

Why the hell would you discontinue a chocolate bar that's a fluffier, creamier version of a Mars bar?

An absolute classic, the Time Out consisted of a ripple of milk chocolate between two wafers, smothered in more milk chocolate. Who would be crazy enough to give that the boot?

54321 bars were made up of five elements: wafer, fondant, crisped rice, caramel and milk chocolate. But you'll have heard all that in the advert. Plus, did you spot the late, great Rik Mayall playing an astronaut?

I don't want to sound like a Karen (no offence Karens...), but I'd like to speak to the McVitie's manager to find out why these chocolate flavoured biscuits with a vanilla and chocolate flavoured dip were discontinued.

Rowntree's Cabana bar was basically like a Bounty but with added chunks of cherry. Who could possibly have a problem with that?!

This one cuts deep. These iconic cinema snacks were like Minstrels, but the insides were either milk or white chocolate, with the opposite crispy shell. The name makes sense now, right?

If you never got to try a mint or banana flavoured Toffo, I genuinely feel gutted for you.

Mmmmmm, milk chocolate, peanuts, raisins, crispy cereal pieces and fudge bits. Was there ever a better combination than a Cadbury's Fuse?

What. The. Hell. Is. This?! A Terry's Chocolate Orange but instead of it being orange flavour and shaped like an orange, it's a mint-flavoured pyramid. Unfathomable.

Another Mars treat gone too soon. The Mars Delight getting the boot was bad enough, but then this? Mars Planets were a selection of chocolate balls: one with a nougat centre, one with a caramel centre and one with a crispy biscuit centre.

Chocolate Pringles? C'est magnifique.

This one hurts the most for me. Not sure why, but the spiral shape of this Cadbury's Dairy Milk just made it taste sooooooo much nicer. Always served straight from the fridge, natch.

Yeah, a Wispa Gold is delicious, but nothing will ever beat the mint Wispa. Taken too soon.

These came back for a while, but by the time we'd got round to popping to the shops to stock up, these 90s packed lunch staples were gone again. Sad times.

Bit creepy, but whatever...