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The chocolate bar named as the official snack of the 1984 Olympic Games was the Mars Bar. Mars, Inc. secured a sponsorship deal with the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee, making the Mars Bar the exclusive chocolate bar of the event. This partnership helped boost the popularity and sales of the Mars Bar during the Olympics.
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