You’ve probably enjoyed a Kit Kat at some point, and you may have looked at the inside where there are wafers separated by more chocolate.
What is actually between the wafers of a Kit Kat?
The first new player to comment on the website with the correct answer wins a free drink at their next iQ Trivia show.
Ground up Kit Kats (imperfect ones from production line)
It is rejected Kit Kats from previous batches.
Which means, in theory, there could be the odd molecule from the very first Kit Kat ever made lurking in the Kit Kat you are biting into now.
No word on what the filling was in the very first batch of Kit Kats however.
Well, it could be Shinshu apple, or Matcha , or Togarashi, or College potato or any other of the dozens of fillings available in Japan
Ah yes. Japan does love their bizarre Kit Kat flavours.
Never tried it, but wasabi? Really?