Wafer-free Chunky KitKat sparks debate on Reddit: Is there another KitKat? | Leicestershire Live

A woman recently shared her surprising discovery of a wafer-free Chunky KitKat, which she described as a “lottery” win. However, it caused quite a difference online.

In a post on Reddit’s r/CasualUK, the woman shared all about her rare KitKats. She said: “My husband says I won the KitKat lottery. I just had a Chunky KitKat and didn’t get a wafer! I was a bit disappointed but my husband says he’s very jealous and I won the KitKat lottery.”

According to the Manchester Evening News, the woman’s unusual discovery has sparked debate among the online community, with many claiming that the essence of a KitKat lies in its wafer centre. One said: “Why would you be happy if a KitKat doesn’t have a wafer? That’s not the point.”

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Others suggested that the chocolate accident made the woman’s bar closer to a Yorkie bar. She answered the questions in a later post.

She said: “I took a bite and thought it was just the solid chocolate at the end. I soon realized it wasn’t!”

The rarity of the chocolate prompted many to call the woman to speak with KitKat makers Nestle. One said: “You can report this to Nestle and they’ll send you a voucher (I’ve done this before).”

Another recounted a story from their childhood when their sister found a KitKat without a wafer and was handsomely rewarded after contacting the company. They said: “My sister had this when she was a child. I wrote a letter to KitKat and they sent an apology gift pack with lots for us.”

Others felt that the rarity of whole chocolate KitKats was not so unusual many years ago. One said: “You used to have random solid chocolate kitkats quite often. I assumed they were a thing of the past.”

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