Kit Kat Chocolatier
A trip to the local supermarket and bought these 2 lovely looking boxes containing kitkats.
Introducing Kit Kat Chocolatier Strawberry & Nuts and Kit Kat Chocolatier Ujimaccha & Kinako, a Japan Limited edition!
^ Very intimidating boxes
Kit Kat Chocolatier Strawberry & Nuts is at the back, while Kit Kat Chocolatier Ujimaccha (a variant of green tea) & Kinako (soybean) at the front.
Ujimaccha <Link>
Each box costed about 5.80SGD and contains 16 Mini single fingers of kit kat bars.
^ Front and back view (Kit Kat Chocolatier Ujimaccha & Kinako)
16 Mini single fingers in each box. I like the simple wrapper design of it. It makes it very easy to customize if more variants of Chocolatier comes out.
^ Pink variant of Chocolatier
The simplistic wrapper design also reminds me of Power Rangers. People differentiate them by their colors :) Pink Ranger Go!
^ A mini single finger bar
A light plain green finger bar, depicting that of a wasabi color. The kinako couldn’t really be tasted. Probably because it’s a single finger bar. 2 single finger bars should the length of a finger standard bar.
The Kit Kat Chocolatier Strawberry & Nuts consists of erm.. strawberry and nuts. It actually just tastes the same as Kit Kat Sakura <Link>. Same (chemically processed) strawberry wafers taste. Different feel, different touch. I think this one’s isn’t as sweet compared to Kit Kat Sakura.
Also, when you open the box up, there’s a short description of the Kit Kat by the makers (Can anyone confirm this?). You can actually also use this as a tissue box once you’re done with eating the bars ^___^
Monday, January 29th, 2007 @ 7:54 pm 
January 29th, 2007 at 8:01 pm
looks nice and delicious… going to run down to my supermarket to buy them…. i liked how you took their pictures
January 29th, 2007 at 11:12 pm
ooo .. i bought similar kitkats before … but I think it was of a different flavor. maybe I shall get the strawberry one … looks tasty
January 30th, 2007 at 4:03 am
kitkats are plain. go get some godiva chocolates :D
January 30th, 2007 at 8:50 pm
Looks really nice.
Tell me, in Singapore do they have Cote d’Or Bouchee’s? They’re not Japanese, but they are generally regarded as the best chocolates — better than most Lindt productions, or the overpriced Ferraro Rocher.
February 7th, 2007 at 10:20 pm
I’m a big kit-kat fan! I remember I had those honeydew flavored kit-kats from Japan and they taste exotic. there’s also the fruit parfiet flavour in Sinagpore’ though I forgot where I can get it.
P.S. Your photography skills have improved a lot!