KitKat Fine Dark Reviews

Whilst this is not the best dark chocolate I have ever had the pleasure to eat it is a strangely addictive offerring in the form of the Kit Kat Fine Dark which is a relatively new addition to the Kit Kat range. It retails for around the 50 to 55p mark and is a lovely four finger snack particularly with a huge steaming mug of good quality ...  Read the complete review

Overview Kit Kat are famous for their 'Take a Break' catchphrase and have been around for years. The original four-finger version milk chocolate kit kat was launched in September 1935 after a worker at the Rowntree's factory in York put a suggestion in the suggestion box for a snack that a 'man could have in his lunch box for work', it ...  Read the complete review

Have a break, have a KitKat! At least thats how the slogan goes. You can purchase these as two fingers or four fingers but whichever size you purchase it is cheaper to buy them as a multipack makes each one that little bit cheaper (and means that there are more around the house should you get peckish!). 9 Packs of 2 fingers are ...  Read the complete review

The Kitkat dark is just awful, awful because it makes me want more and more of it, and I might end up as round as I am tall if it has it's way! Lets get the nutritional bits and pieces out of the way first. Per 4 finger bar we have 236 kcal 2.5g of protein 25g of carbohydrate 13.3g of fat ...  Read the complete review

I was very pleased when this was released, because for me it overcame the main problem with the regular kitkat. It shares the same fun shape, the same light wafer texture, but it just takes the edge off the aggressive sweetness of its lighter cousin. The dark chocolate is properly dark, with about 50% cocoa, so it's not a half-hearted effort. As a ...  Read the complete review

Ooh, I do love a bit of dark chocolate every now and again. Especially when it is in the form of one of my favourite choc bars! It seems that I am not the only one who feels this way as kitkat was voted product of the year 2008 in a consumer survey at product innovation. The kitkat dark bar is in exactly the same layout and ...  Read the complete review

I cant think of many more things as wonderful as dunking a Kitkat in a cup of tea and relaxing for a good half hour, of course it has to be the four finger version as they last longer. A two finger kitkat doesnt cut the mustard with me anymore. Everyone knows the classic milk chocolate Kitkat but now there is a devine dark chocolate ...  Read the complete review

Here goes then. Kit Kats, a review on these Fine dark Kit Kats, you have all heard of them, but there must be some people out there who have yet to try them. Originally produced by Rowntrees at the York factory, these were bought out by Nestle in '88. In the states, these were made by the Hershey company, this company became ...  Read the complete review

The humble Kit-Kat has been around since before the dinosaurs it would seem but has never really been a favourite with me, I am never sure whether it is a biscuit or a chocolate bar and I am never sure what to make of it either. However all that said there is now the Kit-Kat dark and this is a whole new ball game. The Kit-Kat dark is so ...  Read the complete review

Have a break, have a Kit Kat. So, it's Friday afternoon and I had a chocolate craving and the first thing I saw was a lovely 4 stick Kit Kat Dark bar!! Maybe it was the bright red packaging that drew my eye to it or maybe it was the fact that there are 4 sticks and all for only 233 calories but needless to say, the chocolate bar did not ...  Read the complete review

Dark chocolate kit kats are the food of the devil. Surely, with their creamy yet bitter taste, this temptation could have only been created by Beelzebub himself. Well, Nestle is about as close as you can get to a manufacturing devil (only to be topped by the demon that is Coca Cola), but not quite Satan, which is, in a way, ...  Read the complete review

KitKat Fine Dark is the plain chocolate blend with over fifty per cent cocoa solids. It is a slightly chunkier size biscuit than the traditional Kit Kat snack and allows me to enjoy my favourite snack with a dark chocolate coating. This classic British brand continues to be one of the most popular chocolate bars in the UK. It became a ...  Read the complete review

One of the most memorable and successful advertising campaigns of the 1990's was for Nestles Kit Kat. Who can forget their famous catchphrase, "Have a break, have a Kit Kat". It must have convinced millions of more customers to try this lovely wee chocolate wafer bar, as ever since it was first produced way back in 1935, Kit Kat has been ...  Read the complete review