We all love it, but have you ever wondered what’s that wonderful, tasty filling between the crunchy wafers of a KitKat?
I’m talking about that part that’s not the same color as the deep brown chocolate on the outer later. So what is it?
Well, you may be surprised to hear, that the “chocolayer” between the KitKat wafers is actually… smashed-up KitKats! (the article continues after the ad)
The reason is that not all of the KitKats produced are up to the standards.
Technicians from the quality control remove any KitKats that are deemed to be below par. These imperfect chocolates are then ground up into a fine paste which ends up being the filling you find between the wafers.
While this results in a delicious end product, it does beg the question — what did the first ever KitKat contain?
If you like what you read, then you will definitely love this one: In Japan Kit Kat Is So Popular That It Is Sold At High-End Stores And There Are Hundreds Of Flavors
Photos: NBC News / www.news.com.au
Photoshop: I’m A Useless Info Junkie
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