Nestle Kit Kat Reviews

REVIEW OF WHITE 4 FINGER KIT KAT BAR: Remember that advert with the 2 old folk that say "we don't like change do we?"...well that's me! I'm loyal to the stuff I like, I have friends that I made when I was 4 years old, I still have the same mobile phone I purchased around 5 years ago, and I still love a kit kat. Growing ...  Read the complete review

It doesn't get more old school than a Kit Kat does it? For around 50p for a 4 finger Kit Kat (from all reailers worth their salt) we can can relive the deliciousness of these treats which I personally associate with my childhood. The foil wrapper is predominantly red in colour with the Nestle and Kit Kat logos displayed centrally. ...  Read the complete review

Every thursday, I used to have a kit kat as part of my lunch and I did use to enjoy it greatly. 2 fingers of kit kat and a packet of crisps: yum. That distinctive red paper wrapper with the big red and white 'kit kat' is very easy to spot on the supermarket aisle. Under that bright red paper packaging, you find two fingers wrapped in ...  Read the complete review

Kit Kats just have too many calories in them! In a bar of four fingers the Kit-Kat holds 233 calories.which is a lot more than most other choccy bars around. It also contains: 2.5g of protein 28.2g Carbohydrate 12.2g Fat So from the above information we can establish that if you would like to get fat quick ...  Read the complete review

Nestle kit kat are a chocolate bar that I really enjoy, in fact they are a bit more than a chocolate bar and they give me my fix of chocolate however they are also a kind of biscuit bar as well so they are great for desert and taking away with you as they don't melt quite the same as chocolate bars do as well. They are basically either ...  Read the complete review

"Have a break, have a Kitkat" is probably one of the most well known and memorable chocolate bar phrases out there! KitKats are owned by Nestle, after first being created by Rowntree (which Nestle aquired in the late '80s). This chocolate bar takes the form of fingers of chocolate which are long, narrow rectangles in shape measuring ...  Read the complete review

I hate Kit Kats. I think Kit Kats are the most boring chocolate bar in the world. The make up fo this chocolate is two thin layers of wafer covered in milk chocolate, and thats it!! with a chocolate bar I want more, look at a Twix for example chocolate, biscuit (not rubbish wafer), and caramel, yummy, and they can be bought for around the same ...  Read the complete review

I have recently become addicted to Kit Kats. Am not really a chocolately biscuit fan but I recently bought them in the supermarket when they were on some promotion I think 2 x 9 packs for £2 and I can't get enough. I think it may have something to do with the fact that they're only 2 and half weight watcher points - which is pretty fab for a ...  Read the complete review

Yummy, Kit Kat is just heaveness! It is an nestle chocolate. They are great for a snack and great with your tea. Kit Kat is wrapped with red and white packaging (which you can see on the picture). Underneath that packaging, it is then wrapped with foil. Both of the packagings are easily opened with no effort needed. It tastes ...  Read the complete review

Have a break, have a Kit Kat! I completely love them, they give the perfect chocolately fix & a little sugar rush. Kit Kats are the best bar of chocolate you could have with a cup of tea, the two just belong together. You can get them in two sticks or four sticks. I always have to opt for the four sticks because two just isnt enough for me. I ...  Read the complete review

I know I'm probably in the minority but I'm not a huge fan of Kit-Kat. Although they are a chocolate biscuit which means that they could never possibly be bad, they are nothing special to me. They are a classic, it would be fair to say and the packaging is so well known. The red background with simple white logo stands out and is very ...  Read the complete review

KitKats have been a favourite of mine since I was so small a single finger wrapped in the foil felt like an enormous treat...now both my body and appetite have grown so that one finger does nothing more than tease me for the other 3 fingers ;) Depending on how glutenous you feel you can choose from either a 2 finger, 4 finger or even a ...  Read the complete review

One of the few nestle chocs out there that match up to the Cadbury greats. KitKat has been around for ages. I can't actually remember the first time one of those lovely biscuity fingers passed my lips but when I saw a multipack at my local it all came rushing back and I had to pick it up. The packaging ~~~~~~~~~~~ The bar ...  Read the complete review

Kit Kat's are recognised worldwide. The packaging is typically red and white with the wording 'Kit Kat' in large writing on the front. They generally come in either 4 bar or 2 bar packets with a freshpack foil wrapper. Previously I remember from when I was younger the packaging used to be similar to that of kitchen foil with a paper ...  Read the complete review

Kit kats? Now ya talking, just a whole lot of love in two fingers of utter chocolate and wafer heaven or if you're a greedy little piggy just like me then it's the four finger option. The great thing about the kit kat is its not only a fine match for any other chocy bar but it's also fairly calorie friendly about 107 calories for the two finger ...  Read the complete review

A Kit Kat is the perfect snack at every break. They are a crisp wafered biscuit covered in a fine layer of Nestle chocolate. The great thing about Kit Kats is that they come in a block of four and they break off just like they were made to do specifically. A Kit Kat comes wrapped in foil to keep its freshness on the inside. It helps ...  Read the complete review

I do love Kit Kat's, from the days they were made by Rowntree until today's Nestle version. A Kit Kat is one of the most iconic sweetie wrappers you are ever likely to see. In a red and white wrapper, which is now made from foil, to make it taste fresher, it is a chocolate delight. This has to be one of the less sinful chocolate bars ...  Read the complete review

The Kit Kat is made by Nestle and widely available. It's perhaps the most common chocolate bar I have bought as it makes an excellent snack and is quite filling too. I shall be reviewing the original sticks of kit kat rather than the kit kat chunky, which is a newer version. Kit kat comes in a bright red foil packet with a white oval ...  Read the complete review

A classic never dies. The snack box at work has now been filled, and I noticed the presence of that all time classic chocolate bars, the Kit Kat. The Kit Kat is one of the UKs favourite treats, but I haven't tried a standard bar for quite a while. What is a Kit Kat?: The product, manufactured by Nestle, is very simply described on the ...  Read the complete review

Kit Kat, are probably one of my favourite all time snacks that I can't help but consume at an almost shocking rate. The thing I like about Kit Kats is the simplicity behind this particular snack, you just tear the outer foil and then break it into half and you get energy on a bar literally. As a matter of fact, they are ...  Read the complete review