National Variants
- Australia
- Big Choc Bikkie
- Magnum Gold (a Magnum with a hard, gold-coloured syrup shell.)
- Also sold in Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Malaysia (discontinued), Malta, New Zealand, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom.
- Magnum Sandwich with Almonds
- Mini Honeycomb
- Mini Pure Pleasures
- Mini White Choc
- Peppermint
- Ultra Toffee Nut Crunch
- Ultra White Berry Bliss
- France
- Coco-chocolat noir
- Magnum Gold
- Indonesia
- Magnum Almond
- Magnum Choco Cappuccino
- Magnum Chocolate Truffle
- Magnum Classic
- Magnum Chocolate Brownie
- Magnum Chocolate & Strawberry
- Magnum Golden Hazelnut
- Magnum Gold
- Israel
- Desire Range
- Desire - Chocolate Chunks
- Magnum Gold
- Italy
- Bomboniera
- Magnum Gold
- Temptation (caramel, orange with bon-bons, nougat with bon-bons)
- Mexico
- 7 Pecados
- Almendras
- Pistache
- 2006: Deseos
- 2007: Miztica
- Netherlands
- Magnum Gold
- Philippines
- Magnum Almond
- Magnum Classic
- Magnum Chocolate Truffle
- Magnum Choco-Cappuccino
- Singapore
- Magnum Almond
- Magnum Classic
- Magnum Double Caramel
- Magnum Gold
- Mini Limoncello
- Mini Irish Cream
- Mini Chocolate
- Mini Strawberry
- Thailand
- Magnum Almond
- Magnum Classic
- Magnum Chocolate Truffle
- Poland
- Magnum Almond
- Magnum Classic
- Magnum Mint
- Magnum Yoghurt
- Magnum Mini's
- Magnum Caramell
- Magnum Chocolate Brownie
- Magnum White
- Magnum Double-Chocholate
- Turkey
- Beyaz Büyü ("White Magic"; white chocolate and almonds over vanilla cream mixed with chocolate chips)
- Magnum Gold
- Strawberry Cheesecake Magnum
- Super Ego (Dark chocolate and almonds over peanut and vanilla cream)
- Winner (Candybar-shaped version; milk chocolate with peanuts over vanilla cream and caramel)
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