UK Product/InstagramKitKat Chunky is the gift that keeps on giving, forever enhanced by new and intriguing flavours. And KitKat Chunky’s latest incarnation looks to be the most moreish yet.
As we all know, salted caramel is a heavenly invention; giving a delicious savoury twist to our sweet cravings.
Now KitKat Chunky finally comes in salted caramel fudge flavour and it is giving us serious Charlie and the Chocolate Factory vibes.
Nestle will roll this scrummy new choc out across Sainsbury’s stores as of 15 August, and then from all major retailers from 20 August onwards. The ideal post big shop snack for any chocoholic.
Costing 65p per bar, the chocolately treat brings together a crisp wafer topped with a salted caramel fudge, all coated in milk chocolate.
The product description reads:
A mixed selection of KitKat® Senses indulgent bitesize pieces with three delicious flavours. Deliciously crisp chocolate-covered wafers with indulgent fillings – something for everyone! Bring everyone together with new KitKat® Senses.
Ending my day with a #kitkat! Wish I could have one every day!
— Gina (@pickles769899) August 14, 2018
The find was shared by the ever brilliant UK Products on their Instagram account, and KitKat fans went wild.
One person commented:
KITKAT CHUNKY SALTED CARAMEL FUDGE O.M.G.! Heaven came down to earth in the UK ! Awesome found and can’t wait to try these one day.
Another simply said:
Eek! Deffo need to try.
According to the Mail Online, KitKat brand manager, Natasha Lawless, said:
KitKat fans love exciting new combinations and flavours from their favourite brand, and with the ongoing popularity of salted caramel, we thought it was only right to bring this salty-sweet combination to KitKat Chunky.
Following the incredible success of KitKat Chunky New York Cheesecake and KitKat Chunky Cookie Dough, this year’s bar has all the credentials to be yet another smash hit.
Can’t wait to try this new addition to the KitKat canon!
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