Deep-Fried Mars bars.....Yay or Nay??
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Has anyone tried a deep-fried Mars bar?
I haven't but I'd be tempted to if I knew where to get one!
I'm intrigued about how they taste!!

Im the same as you , wanted to try one for years. The thought of warm gooey chocolate in batter Mmm

Glitterandgold I can imagine that...tbh Mars bars alone are seriously sweet!

I really can't imagine that they are very appealing although I understand they are in certain areas of the country, but they certainly aren't to me. Scotland seems to be the place

I tried a little bit of one of my husbands and it was disgusting so greasy

Imnotcheap oh I've had pineapple fritters...they ate delicious!

Imnotcheap I had them in a Chinese restaurant for dessert. The batter was thin and crispy...not greasy at all.
Perhaps that's the reason. Thicker batter will hold more oil.

Yep! I've had them a few times actually, they are quite greasy but so nice as the chocolate is melted but still in a crisp batter

Again never tried one but I'd definitely give it a go. I once had deep fried ice cream which was a strange one.

seasider71 wow! Where on earth can we get that one....very intrigued!

seasider71 ah.....oh well Thailand sounds like a place I would definitely want to visit, even if not for the deep fried icecream

Never tried it, but it doesn't sound very appetizing. I have never seen this on sale anywhere I think it's a Scottish thing ?

I got one from my local chip shop I am in north east England,it wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be but it is very sickly so I struggled to eat it all.

KatieRobertson I can imagine I would also struggle with a full size bar. Maybe they should make Mars bars bite size

I like deep fried Mars Bars, other confectionery and pizzas, but they're not exactly healthy. An occasional treat.

Firedragon what's your opinion on this Scottish treat? I know that you have a sweet tooth and are pretty much a chocolate addict!!
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