Nestlé Has a Bite of the Passionate Debate on How to Eat a KITKAT Best | LBBOnline (2024)

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Have a bite KitKat campaign? ›

We began by partnering with TikTok creators to seriously trigger their followers by taking one big bite from their KitKat instead of 'breaking' a finger the official way. The internet reacted in a big way and debate raged, creating a huge amount of conversation in the first 48 hours.

'Whether you snap, nibble or chomp, what really matters is that you take a break from your day to enjoy your KitKat your way. ' The Rybka Twins - Sam and Teagan - shared a TikTok video showing how they eat KitKat differently. Sam took a big bite out of the block while Teagan snapped off a finger first before eating.

Some people like to just bite into the KitKat and devour it all at once. Others prefer to break off each individual finger and savour them one by one. And then there are those who like to take their time and nibble on each section of the KitKat, enjoying every last bit of chocolatey goodness.

"Have a Break, Have a Kit Kat" is a famous tagline that has been used by KitKat since 1957.

This product, and the entire Bites lineup were all discontinued due to a choking hazard. In 2013, a brand new Kit Kat product, a shortened version of Kit Kat Miniatures nicknamed Kit Kat Minis, replaced the Bites version as that version's successor.

At the time, Kit Kat was marketed as a snack that could provide a quick and satisfying break from the stresses of daily life. However, it wasn't until 1957 that the "Have a Break, Have a Kit Kat" slogan was first used in a television commercial.

The bars can come in a miniature form of two finger mini bars, or a larger standard four, or in some cases, three, fingered bars.

Yep, that's right, when you take a big bite of that crisp, wafer-layered goodness, you're actually consuming broken KitKats, that were once KitKats, filled with broken KitKats, that were also once KitKats.

It is much cleaner and easier to eat a Kit Kat chocolate bar by breaking it as it is meant to.

In Japanese, kitto mean 'surely' or 'certainly' and katsu means 'to win'. For this reason, Kit-Kats are given to students not just as treats, but as good luck charms before important exams. In fact, one in three students in Japan will buy a Kit-Kat in anticipation of entrance examinations!

Can you eat a KitKat without breaking it? ›

Proper Consumption of the Kitkat (or PCK) verse 66:66 tells us that thou shalt not consume the kitkat without breaking the wafers. Just kidding, nobody cares if you break the wafers or not. You can eat KitKats any way you like.

Carol Gancia, founder and head chocolatier of Kokak Chocolates in San Francisco, Calif., says that unless you have a humidity-controlled refrigerator meant for optimal chocolate storage, keeping chocolate in your refrigerator will introduce moisture to your chocolate bars, which isn't ideal.

Kit Kat chocolates are a quick source of carbohydrate,and help ward off hunger. Since Kit Kat has layers of milky chocolate, it is high in calories and sugar content and should be eaten in moderation. Else, it may cause dental caries.