That's right folks. There's no need to panic any longer. The Kit Kat Caramac is back and I can't see any sign of “Limited Edition” on the wrapper! Does that mean they're here to stay? Only time will tell, but I've stocked up on them anyway just in case my new huge Sainsbury's store starts to ration them to three per customer.

The reason I'm so excited is because the Caramac edition is my all-time favourite Kit Kat variety (although I'm yet to try the Green Tea edition) and it seems like I'm not alone in that opinion. According to Nestlé the “Caramac variant was launched in 2005 and has proved to be our most successful variant to date.”

Anyway, if you've read this far you must be pretty interested in Kit Kats and / or my opinion of them, so here's my Kit Kat chart of the ones I've tried (including Chunky and Editions bars):

1. Caramac
2. Orange
3. Peanut Butter (Canadian)
4. Original
5. White Chocolate
6. Seville Orange (Editions)
7. Chunky
8. Mint
9. Dark Chocolate
10. Red Berry (Editions)
11. Strawberries & Cream
12. Christmas Pudding

(Seriously – I've never tasted Christmas Pudding like that in my life – and nor do I wish to do so!!!)

For more crazy Kit Kat flavours – including Hokkaido Yubari Melon and White with Hokkaido Milk – be sure to check out the Kit Kat entry on Wikipedia!

Have a break. Have a Kit Kat Caramac!

Update: 24 March 2006 (13:30)
NEWS FLASH!!! Last night I tried a Kit Kat Editions Tiramisu. I hate tiramisu but this wasn't too bad. I can therefore only assume that it didn't really taste like tiramisu at all. I'd place it generously between Chunky and Mint in the chart above.

Update: 4 April 2006 (12:50)
FYI – The UK version of the Kit Kat Chunky Peanut Butter is virtually the same as Canadian Peanut Butter Kit Kat and both are very tasty, but only if you like peanut butter, of course...

Labels: food, personal, rant

I have lived a sheltered life. I have eaten only 5 of the Kit Kats listed. I must to more to improve the variety in my Kit Kat intake.

obviously, must to more = must do more

I've only ever had one sort of Kit Kat - the original two fingered version. I've always felt that my life has no meaning, and I think Kit Kat variety is probably the answer here.

Your new years resolution was to update your blog more. It's only febraury and you are already having to resort to KitKat top ten lists! What will we have to look forward to come April? Top ten dirty windows?

P.S There is only one KitKat. If it's not milk chocolate and wafer it's NOT a Kit Kat. Bloody brand identities. If a product can't stand up on it's own merits then why bother?

WARNING: DO NOT put your Caramac Kit Kats in the same jar as your Strawberries & Cream Kit Kats unless you want them to become some freaky Kit Kat Caramac-Strawberries-Cream hybrid...