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The U.S. loves breaking off pieces of that Kit Kat bar. However, in Japan, Kit Kats are their own sub-culture.
They’ve even been trying to find new ways to enjoy the dual candy bars, evidenced by Kit Kat Sandwiches. The sweet treat is a standard chocolate Kit Kat with whipped cream and orange peel, sandwiched between a bun.
Break me off a piece of that.
[via First We Feast]
If you’re not familiar with Munnies, they’re basically a blank canvas for folks to create the awesomest vinyl figurines possible. Artist Zard Apuya is one of these creative people, and he likes snacks.
One of Apuya’s Munny series is food-inspired, focusing on junk food and snacks. From a Kit Kat Munny with a wafer-filled head to a Starbucks cup-dude — the figures are as adorable as they are hunger-inducing.
See more below and at Apuya’s store here.
[link, via designtaxi]
To help celebrate the end of its limited edition white chocolate version, Kit Kat commissioned Australian illustrator Mike Watt to create a few ads. And by “a few” we meant “fifty.” And, they’re not so much “ads” as they are posters that use the last fifty Kit Kat Whites melted down and used as paint.
See more of Kit Kat White’s Final Fifty project over at their Facebook page, and break off a piece of some Kit Kat art.
[via PSFK]
Pizza Hut, continuing with their global plot to kill us all, has recently unleashed Kit Kat Pops in the Middle East. In case you’re wondering, the pops are Kit Kat candy bars wrapped in pizza dough, and covered in sugar. The video below may or may not help.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
The Kit Kat Cake is brought to us by RecipeGirl. Featuring an outer layer of Kit Kats and topped with M&M’s — the inside is a chocolate layer cake, and not filled with M&M’s as it would appear.
You can follow Lori’s recipe here, or disregard it and actually make an all-candy cake… You know you want to.
[via Boing Boing]