Had a 4-pack of KitKat Chunkys on the go, and nearly broke a few teeth biting into the third one. This turned out to be because it was solid chocolate with nary a wafer layer in sight.
Thought I'd save it until I could post this small happy fortune on this thread. Opened the fourth one to eat instead, and this time snapped the two bars apart to show the inside for photographic comparison purposes – and lo and behold it's solid chocolate too!
Bar #3 (centre) and #4 (left pair), with normal one (right). I don't know how this happens, but it's pretty cool.
Makes you wonder what went wrong on the production line, and if there were dozens or hundreds of moulds that got filled with chocolate in the absence of any wafer, and if so whether the rest all got tipped straight into the seconds bin or whether they made it to the shops too.
Thought I'd save it until I could post this small happy fortune on this thread. Opened the fourth one to eat instead, and this time snapped the two bars apart to show the inside for photographic comparison purposes – and lo and behold it's solid chocolate too!
Bar #3 (centre) and #4 (left pair), with normal one (right). I don't know how this happens, but it's pretty cool.
Makes you wonder what went wrong on the production line, and if there were dozens or hundreds of moulds that got filled with chocolate in the absence of any wafer, and if so whether the rest all got tipped straight into the seconds bin or whether they made it to the shops too.
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