Why do people love Kit Kat bars so much?
Kit Kats are the perfect balance of chocolate and wafers, and they can be enjoyed in a variety of flavors. Kit Kats are also a versatile snack- they can be enjoyed as a quick break-time snack or a dessert. Kit Kats are available in many different countries, so people from all over the world can enjoy them.
Who invented the Kit Kat bar?
The Kit Kat bar was invented by Rowntree’s of York, United Kingdom. Kit Kats were first introduced in the UK in 1935 as “Rowntree’s Chocolate Crisp”, and were renamed Kit Kat in 1937. Kit Kats have been advertised with the slogan “Have a break, have a Kit Kat” since 1957.
YouTube Rewind: 1962 Kit Kat commercial
What does a Kit Kat bar consist of?
A Kit Kat bar consists of a layer of wafers, covered in chocolate. Kit Kats are available in many different flavors, including original, mint, dark chocolate, and white chocolate.
There are 210 calories in a Kit Kat bar.
Other popular Chocolate Candy in the 1950’s where:
- Hershey Bar
- Snickers
- Milky way
- 3 Musketeers
- M&M’s
Vintage Voices- Kit Kat Slogan
Kit Kats original slogan in 1957…
Give me a break, give me a Kit Kat!
– Kit Kat Slogan
The most famous quote ever said about ‘Kit Kats’ was:
“Give me a break, give me a Kit Kat!”
This Kit Kat bar slogan was first used in an advertisement in 1957 and is still being used today.
FlashBack Facts- Kit Kat Edition
5 little known facts about Kit Kats:
– Kit Kats were first introduced in 1935 as “Rowntree’s Chocolate Crisp.”
– Kit Kats are named after a London club called the Kit Kat Club.
– Kit Kats are produced in 16 countries and sold in over 100 countries.
– Kit Kats have been advertised with the slogan “Have a break, have a Kit Kat” since 1957.
– Kit Kats are available in many different flavors, including original, mint, dark chocolate, and white chocolate.
