CHOC FOR THOUGHT

From KitKat and Curly Wurly to Fudge bars, how your favourite chocolate snacks would look like under 100 calories

WITH the prospect of popular choc treats being cut to less than 100 calories, what would your favourite look like if it had to match the figure?

Maltesers lovers would see a pack of 18 — currently 186 calories — reduce by HALF.

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Confectionery brands will have to reduce the bars to below 100 calories after Boris Johnson vowed to crack down on obesityCredit: Oliver Dixon - The Sun

Curly Wurly, Fudge and Chomp are among those to be slimmed down after PM Boris Johnson vowed to crack down on obesity, calling Brits “considerably fatter” than other Europeans.

The bars’ maker Mondelez, which owns Cadbury, has said recipes will not change, meaning the products will have to get smaller.

Here is how much some of your normal-sized favourite treats would have to shrink to be under 100 calories . . .

Twix

Twix bars would reduce their amount to just one and it'd be smaller than the original

Curly Wurly

Curly Wurly would also have to be smaller in size in order to meet the 100-calories cap

KitKat

KitKat would have to considerably reduce the size of its chocolate snacks

Bounty

Bounty would have to shrink like this to be under 100 calories

Mars

Original Mars bars are currently 228 calories each

Milky Way

Milky Way chocolate bars are already under 100 calories

Maltesers

Maltesers would have to reduce its number per package by half

Snickers

Snickers bars would also have to shrink by half to be under 100 calories

Cadbury's Dairy Milk

Cadbury's Dairy Milk bars are currently 240 calories

Cadbury's Flake

Cadbury's Flake chocolate bars would barely have to reduce their size as the original is just 167 calories

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