KitKat teams up with nostalgic chocolate to bring new treat
A brand new chocolate collaboration with one of Australia’s favourite chocolate bars and an iconic piece of lunch box nostalgia is about to hit the shelves.
A brand new chocolate collaboration with one of Australia’s favourite chocolate bars and an iconic piece of lunch box nostalgia is about to hit the shelves.
KitKat has teamed up with Milkybar for a bran new chocolate, available in three formats that people can share or enjoy all by themselves.
The chocolate will feature KitKat’s well-known wafer finger that will be covered in creamy milk chocolate.
Rumours of the collaborations between KitKat and Milkybar were first posted online by food blogger @NectoriousPapi earlier this month.
Social media users were immediately interested, eager to get their hands on it for themselves to try.
“Milky Bar anything,” one social media user commented on the posted, adding a drooling emoji alongside it.
Another added: “OMG YESSSSS 2 of my favourite chocolates.”
“STOP IT!!!!! Milky bar is my all time favourite chocolate,” one person commented on the post.
One added, excitedly, “Shut up and take my money.”
Another said they hoped the chocolate would be sold in New Zealand.
Shannon Wright, Nestlé marketing manager confectionery, told news.com.au: “We know that both KitKat and Milkybar have loyal fans who love each of them for their unique choc taste – we can’t wait to see what they think of this iconic collaboration of the two!
“In bringing together not just Australia’s #1 chocolate bar but our favourite white chocolate too, this exciting mash-up, introduces a delicious addition to the KitKat range in Australia and lets fans enjoy their favourite break with a new milk twist.”
A 45-gram KitKat Milkybar will be available in 7-Eleven stores around the country for just $2 from April.
Meanwhile. a 160-gram block will be sold in other supermarkets for $5.50 from May 3, while a 154-gram share pack will be sold exclusively at Coles from the same date for $5.
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