Japanese Kit Kat & Tirol 30 pc selection DIFFERENT FLAVORS assortment

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For instance, the purple sweet potato flavor ( beni-imo) pays homage to Okinawa where they are grown. Immerse yourself in the perfect harmony of the timeless Original KitKat combined with the distinctive and earthy notes of premium Matcha. The tasters began taking tiny bites and closing their eyes, chewing intently and rolling the caramel around on their tongues. It’s a remarkably vulnerable feeling, knowing that your most private sensual experience could differ so considerably from those to whom you’re closest.

If you would like to try a more intense dark chocolate flavor, we recommend the 72% Cacao Dark Chocolate KitKats. It seems like Hokkaido has another Gotochi Kit Kat up its sleeve, and this time it’s a combination of melon and cheese. These Japanese Kit Kats have tasty red bean filling in between the wafers to replicate the azuki sando! These oven ready Kit Kats are engineered to be put in the oven so that the chocolate is served with a caramalized exterior and slightly gooey biscuity inside.Indulge in the fusion of tradition and innovation with KitKat Ume Sake – a limited edition creation that celebrates the rich flavors of Japan in every bite. We don't endorse any of the companies we link to but we are selective in terms of the companies that we choose. Made with high-quality ingredients and a recipe that's been perfected over time, these KitKats offer a one-of-a-kind taste experience that you won't find anywhere else.

Inspired by the yogurt sake from a special brewery in the Miyagi prefecture, this unique Kat Kat balances the sweet and sour flavor of yogurt with the sharp taste of alcoholic sake. Each bite of our Strawberry Shortcake KitKats offers a harmonious blend of flavors that tantalize the senses. In some cases, they are decorated like plated desserts at a fine-dining restaurant, the Kit Kat logo entirely hidden by tiny, delicate, colorful crunchies, or individually wrapped like a gift — a single Kit Kat finger in a crinkly plastic wrapper, tucked inside a box. Each bite is infused with the zesty aroma of lemons, instantly transporting you to a sunny citrus garden.Marketing for Kit Kats in Japan is believed to have benefited from the coincidental false cognate with "Kitto Katsu", a phrase meaning "You will surely win" in Japanese. A single package of Kikyou shingen mochi is complex, but it’s also small — small enough to fit in your palm — and contained in a flexible plastic box that’s wrapped in a soft sheet of pretty, floral-printed plastic and sealed with a topknot. Get your tickets and sit back for a wild show of lasers, lights, samurai, dancers and other uniquely Japanese weirdness.

Made from premium Japanese strawberries, this Kit Kat is the elevated version of regular Strawberry Kit Kats from Japan. The production line was a barely interrupted blur of white, like dotted lines rushing by on the highway, becoming indistinguishable from one another.Japanese Kit Kat from Nestle offers chocolate lovers an intriguing fusion of chocolate-y goodness and culture. Bakeable Japan Kit Kat flavours included baked potato, custard pudding and chocolate ice cream (sounds a bit Baked Alaska too us). The luscious strawberry coating, made from premium strawberries harvested at the peak of ripeness, envelops the crispy wafer, creating a burst of fruity goodness.

Welcome to the extraordinary world of Japanese Kit Kats, where the classic wafer and chocolate combo from Nestle is transformed into a whimsical array of flavors. in terms of sales and profits, compared with Nestlé’s other markets,” said Ryoji Maki, Nestlé Japan’s marketing manager at the time, who was dressed in a beautifully tailored suit and eating a tiny pudding cup. Chocolate Coating (Plam Oil, Sugar, Lactose, Whole Milk Powder, Cocoa Butter), Biscuit ( Wheat Flour, Sugar, Palm Oil, Salt), Wheat Flour, Palm Oil, Lactose, Sugar, Strawberry Juice Powder, Dried Strawberry, Whole Milk Powder, Cocoa Powder, Yeast, Cacao Mass, Cocoa Butter, Emulsifier [Lecithin (E322)], Coloring [Red Beet (E162), Monascus], Baking Powder, Flavoring, Acidulant, Modified Starch, Baking Soda, Yeast Food. Due to the Kitto Katsu / Kitto Katto close association (‘to win / to succeed), KitKats in Japan are often given as good luck gifts, particularly before big life events or to students before exams.

New flavors in Japan were first introduced in the early 2000’s, but the Kit-Kat craze is far from over. But when it comes to the way things smell or taste, the only language we ever hear is qualitative — good and bad, yummy and yucky, delicious and disgusting. The Kit Kat, in Japan, pushes at every limit of its form: It is multicolored and multiflavored and sometimes as hard to find as a golden ticket in your foil wrapper. Like its sibling the Sublime Tasty in Frozen Passion Fruit, this Kit Kat is made to be frozen before eaten.