Nestle change their Kitkat recipe ?

StereoSound

The last few kitkats I got I noticed that they are crunchier then usual and they taste slightly different to. More brown sugar in them I think. Even ones from multipacks seem to be the same. Maybe others noticed?

kippy

Look most confectionery nowadays, as well as making them smaller and increasing the RRP, I suspect they are also reducing the manufacturing costs.

Another incentive to reduce intake!

nullzero

They had to take a break from the original recipe...





I'll get me coat.

Deebles McBeebles

It seems to be slightly darker chocolate. Tastes good though.

Kevin Finnerty

nullzero wrote: »

They had to take a break from the original recipe...





I'll get me coat.

What an awful pun! It deserves two fingers.

StereoSound

You can really taste the hard sugar granules in them now. I like the extra crunchier texture to be honest.

Duckworth_Luas

What do you say to a constipated cat?

"Have a break, have a sh1t cat!"

BeerWolf

Blame the sugar tax.

But then again, companies have been doing "new and improved" recipes for ages to cut costs on ingredients to weigh in more profits. Coco Pops is absolutely **** now with their "new and improved", for example...

Would be great if they gave us options leaving the 'original' with a higher price. But nope...!

Wheety

Cadburys has been ruined by Kraft or whoever the parent company is.

Everything slowly turning to American cr@p chocolate. Think it's more sugar, less cocoa.

Sky King

Don't get me started about the yellow snack. Fkin hell! God be with the days when chocolate tasted good - i found myself staring into the abyss in circle K yesterday trying to pick a bar which hasn't gone to fk lately.

Aldi and Lidl... don't quit on me now guys. You're the only place i can get palatable chocolate!

D3V!L

#kitkatsmatter

Hoboo

Wheety wrote: »

Cadburys has been ruined by Kraft or whoever the parent company is.

Everything slowly turning to American cr@p chocolate. Think it's more sugar, less cocoa.

Its pure sh**e. Ive a relation that works there and can get me as many bars as I like for next to nothing. No thanks. Although I must admit Im a big fan of their Wunderbar.

Ray Palmer

More coco added and less sugar. Happened at least 6 months ago. Sugar tax effects

Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo

I think a good rule of thumb is, if the chocolate is being advertised on tv/newspaper/online it won't taste very good.