"The first unique flavour in Japan was the Kit Kat strawberry bar, which was created in 2000.” Revealing the number one flavour, the spokesman added: "Maccha - a Japanese green tea - is the most ...

Kit Kats are wildly popular in Japan, in part because the name is similar to a Japanese phrase that means, “you will win,” and thus Kit Kats are given away on auspicious occasions.

This extra-Japanese dessert starts with an Adult Sweetness Rich Matcha KitKat, part of the Japanese KitKat line featuring a less sugary, more refined sweetness. That gives the green tea notes more ...

Here in the UK the humble Kit Kat has a handful of flavours but people in Japan have it so much better. While we may get the odd different flavour like peanut butter or orange versions, the Japanese ...