KitKat
The use of Kit Cat or Kit Kat for a food harkens back to the 18th century when mutton pies served at the Kit-Cat club (owned by a man called Christopher Cat) became so called. But the origins of the confectionery KitKat stem from a note in an employee suggestion box at the Rowntree factory in York, which asked for a “snack that a man could take to work in his pack”. Thus, in 1935, what we now recognise as a KitKat was launched (although it was only named KitKat two years later). And now – worldwide phenomenon. We hope they gave that employee some kind of plaque at least.
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EXPIRED – KitKat Chunky Peanut Butter (43g) BB 03/2024
£0.55 -
EXPIRED – KitKat Chunky White (40g) BB 01/05/24
£0.55 -
EXPIRED – KitKat Sea Salt White Chocolate Mini 11 Pack (127g) BB 05/2023
£3.75 -
KitKat Birthday Cake (42g)
£2.00 -
KitKat Chocolate Frosted Donut (42g)
£1.95 -
KitKat Duos Dark Chocolate Mint (42g)
£2.10 -
KitKat Duos Strawberry & Dark Chocolate (42g)
£2.10 -
KitKat Limited Edition Birthday Cake King Size (85g)
£3.25 -
KitKat Blueberry Muffin (42g)
£1.75 -
KitKat Chunky Peanut Butter (43g)
£1.10 -
KitKat Chunky White (40g)
£1.10 -
KitKat Limited Edition Churro (42g)
£2.10 -
KitKat Sea Salt White Chocolate Mini 11 Pack (127g)
£7.50 -
KitKat Strawberry Mini 11 Pack (124g)
£7.50