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Malteasers has to be boycotted

Malteasers is a brand of Mars, inc.

Mars supports the zionist state by investing heavily in the foodtech startup scene through venture capital partner JVC.

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History of Malteasers

Maltesers, a beloved chocolate treat, have a rich history that dates back to the 1930s. They were first introduced by Mars, Incorporated, which is known for creating iconic confectionery brands worldwide. Maltesers were initially inspired by a similar product known as 'Energy Balls' in the United States, which were made by Forrest Mars Sr., the founder of Mars, Incorporated. This concept was further refined and adapted for the UK market, resulting in the creation of Maltesers.

The distinctive feature of Maltesers is their spherical shape and light, airy malted milk center, encased in a thin layer of milk chocolate. This unique combination has made them a popular choice among consumers, both in the UK and globally. Over the decades, Maltesers have become a staple treat in many households, offering a deliciously crunchy and chocolatey experience that appeals to people of all ages.

In addition to their popularity as a standalone snack, Maltesers have also been incorporated into various desserts and recipes, showcasing their versatility and enduring appeal. The brand has continued to innovate, introducing new variations such as Maltesers Teasers bars and seasonal specials. With their distinctive taste and texture, Maltesers have cemented their place as a classic treat in the world of confectionery, embodying the Mars company's commitment to quality and enjoyment.