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Kit Kat

Snap, crackle, and munch your way through the yummy story of the Kit Kat chocolate bar!

Images

Earlswood Mobile Cafe - Apr 2011 - Have a Break, Have a Kit Kat

Earlswood Mobile Cafe - Apr 2011 - Have a Break, Have a Kit Kat

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Kit Kat Easter Bunny Ears Bars
Kit-Kat Japanese packaging
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Kit-Kat Japanese Family
Hippo Kit Kat Cake
Green Tea Kit-Kat (from Japan)
sweet potato & green tea kit kat
Kit Kat Birthday Cake
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Waiting for Kit Kat
Kit Kat Bars for Halloween

Key Facts

Chocolate Bar Type
Wafer bar coated in chocolate.
Place of Invention
York, England.
Original Name
Rowntree's Chocolate Crisp.
Famous Slogan
Have a break... have a Kit Kat.

Meet the Crispy Chocolate Friend!

Imagine a yummy chocolate bar that you can snap into pieces! That's a Kit Kat! It's made of crunchy wafer layers all covered in smooth chocolate. Most Kit Kats have two or four 'fingers' that are easy to break apart. It’s like a puzzle you can eat! There are lots of different flavors, like milk chocolate, white chocolate, and even dark chocolate.

Where Did This Treat Come From?

A long, long time ago, in a place called York in England, a chocolate company called Rowntree's wanted to make a special treat. Someone had an idea for a chocolate bar that a worker could easily take to eat during their break. So, in 1935, the first Kit Kat was born! It was called Rowntree's Chocolate Crisp back then. Later, it got its famous name, Kit Kat.

The Famous 'Have a Break' Idea!

Did you know Kit Kats have a super famous saying? In many places, it's 'Have a break... have a Kit Kat!' This idea came about because people wanted a snack to enjoy during their work breaks. It’s like the perfect little treat to give you a boost. In the United States, they even have a catchy song that says, 'Gimme a break, Gimme a break, Break me off a piece of that Kit Kat bar!'

How to Make a Kit Kat?

Making a Kit Kat is pretty cool! First, they make thin layers of crispy wafer. Then, they cover these wafer layers with yummy chocolate. They make sure each piece, or 'finger,' is just the right size to snap off easily. It’s a special way to enjoy your chocolate, one piece at a time!

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