A British man was awarded $2.53 in compensation from Mars Wrigley U.K. after he unwrapped a Mars bar -- known as a Milky Way in the United States -- and found it was missing its signature ripple.

A man who caused an online storm when he found a Mars bar without its signature ripple has received £2 in compensation. Harry Seager’s picture of the confectionery generated interest from thousands of members on the Dull Men’s Club Facebook page, with one labelling it “hideous”.

A man has been granted £2 in compensation after his complaint about receiving a Mars bar without its ripple went viral on social media. Harry Seager, a 34-year-old broadcaster from Buckinghamshire in the UK,

A UK man, Harry Seager, received a £2 voucher after he discovered a 'smooth' Mars bar without its trademark ripples. Seager, intrigued by the unusual chocolate bar, contacted Mars Wrigley UK and posted about it on Facebook.

Mars Wrigley apologised for the manufacturing defect and compensated Seager with approximately Rs 215 voucher as compensation. "Thank you for reaching to us about MARS. We are sorry to hear about your experience.

A UK man discovered a smooth Mars bar missing its signature ripples. After contacting Mars Wrigley UK, he received an apology and a £2 voucher.

Harry Seager, 34, shared a snap of a smooth Mars Bar to the Dull Men's Club Facebook page earlier this month - and has since received £2 in compensation from the confectionery giant

Mars might be tight-lipped about it, but some insider seem to have let loose the secrets of a bar still made in the Berkshire town as the very first in 1932. Mr Seager previously