KitKat announces new chocolate inspired by an iconic Aussie snack: ‘I need this in my life’
- KitKat is launching a Milkybar flavour
- It will be launching in stores in April and May
Foodies have been sent into a spin over the announcement of a new collaboration between two iconic chocolate snacks.
KitKat is set to release a Milkybar flavoured flavour which is set to hit supermarket shelves in the coming weeks.
The Milkybar KitKat will be available in three different forms: a bar, a block and a share pack.
Bars will be sold at 7-Eleven stores from next month while the block and share pack will launch in supermarkets in May.
Aussies have been sharing their excitement for the release online saying they can hardly wait the month to try the nostalgic pairing.
KitKat and Milkybar have teamed up to create a delicious new flavour that is set to hit supermarket shelves in April and May
Crisp wafer fingers have been covered in delicious white milk chocolate combining KitKat’s crunchy snap with Milkybar’s creamy goodness.
7-Eleven customers will be able to get their hands on the KitKat Milkybar Bar for $2 in April.
On May 3 the $5.50 KitKit Milkybar block will be released in convenience retailers and major supermarkets while the share pack will be available exclusively at Coles.
News of the tasty collaboration is circulating online and drawing in excited responses from keen foodies.
‘I’ll take a semi load worth,’ one woman said and another said: ‘Nooooo way, my two favourite things are Milkybar and KitKat, HOW’.
7-Eleven customers will be able to get the KitKat Milkybar Bar for $2 in April. On May 3 the $5.50 block will be released in supermarkets while the share pack will be available at Coles
‘I’m trying to lose weight KitKat,’ a third joked.
‘May is so long away,’ a forth complained.
‘I need this! This might be as close to the Milkybar biscuit we used to buy many years ago as we ever get’ one user reminisced.
However some are speculating as to whether the new flavour will live up to the hype.
‘Kit Kat’s white block is already delicious though!’ someone wrote.
‘Couldn’t possibly be better than KitKat Gold?!! May have to try it to be sure,’ a second said.