from Japan recently,
so here go's with that latest from there, it is strange how Nestle is so popular in Japan, I have to say we do not know of any other country that is so KitKat crazy! and in fact if you go to the link it does state that these products are only available in Japan, above the the latest KitKat release from Nestle Japan is a
collaboration with Kumamon and Kumamoto Prefecture, ask a Kumamoto-ite what
Kumamoto’s most famous sweet snack is, and they’ll tell you it’s an ikinari
dango, a sweet bun consisting of red bean paste and sweet potato covered in a
rice wrapper and steamed, and here it is KitKat style, the Kumamoto Kumamon
Ikinari Dango flavor bag includes 11 mini KitKat bars,
a little late as this one was for Easter, but it has a new banana flavor KitKat as an Easter special edition, Japanese consumers have chosen this unique banana flavor through a poll, there
are 12 different bunny themed packaging's, in this special edition, KitKat also
celebrates Easter with a "Lucky Easter" chocolate design hidden
randomly inside these KitKat bags, this Japanese limited edition comes in a bag
of 12 mini banana KitKats,
an iconic landmark of Japan, Mount Fuji is now available to
ship, as Nestle Japan has created this Mount Fuji-shaped box for their
Strawberry Cheesecake flavoured variation of the KitKat chocolate bars, perfect
for a gift or a nice snack addition to your Netflix and chill out Sunday afternoon, the box contains 9 mini KitKat chocolate bars,
and lastly their new Ice Cream flavor, but you can also toast them and
enjoy them melted, just think of that, toasted KitKats! the pack contains 13 mini KitKat chocolate bars, it seems a shame that the rest of the world is denied these different bars, but there it is, Nestle knows best!
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