Nobody eats a Magic Star in one go. The face comes off first, and you know it does.
Mars MilkyWay Magic Stars are the little milk chocolate stars that turned up in British lunchboxes and as the bribe for sitting quietly in the back of the car. Small enough to seem harmless. Gone before the end of the road.
They are light, they melt about a second after they land, and a bag lasts roughly as long as an advert break.
Every British kid had a system for eating them. Most grown-ups still do. They just do it with the kitchen door shut.
Frequently asked questions about Mars MilkyWay Magic Stars
Q: Is this the UK version of Magic Stars?
A: Yes, these are the British MilkyWay Magic Stars, made in the United Kingdom, and they ship from within Canada. The same little stars you remember.
Q: Is this the same as the Milky Way bar sold in North America?
A: No. Magic Stars are a British thing: small milk chocolate stars in a bag. Same name on the wrapper, very different sweet.
Q: How big is the bag?
A: It is a 33g bag. Technically shareable. Rarely shared.
Q: Are they good to send to someone as a gift?
A: Very. The bag is small and light, so it slips into a parcel easily, and it gets a bigger reaction than its size suggests.
More about Mars MilkyWay Magic Stars
In Britain, MilkyWay is the light one: the bar with the fluffy centre that got handed out because it felt like less of a commitment. Magic Stars are the bite-sized end of that family, bought for the youngest in the house and quietly pinched by everyone else.
Search for Milky Way in Canada and you land on a different bar altogether, so people who grew up with the stars end up hunting for them by name. They want the stars. Nothing else with the same word on the wrapper will do.
This is the 33g bag, which is one person and one sitting if we are honest with each other. Keep it in a cool, dry cupboard away from the sunny windowsill and it will wait patiently. It fits in a lunchbox, a coat pocket or a parcel heading to someone who misses home.
Whoever picks up a bag of Magic Stars usually leaves with a MilkyWay bar as well, plus a couple of other Mars favourites from the same shelf, for the sake of balance.
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