Japan Kit Kat Flavors

    There Are over 200 Flavors of Kit Kat in Japan

    In Japan, over 200 flavors of Kit Kat have been introduced since 2000, including cucumber, ginger ale, soy sauce, wasabi, green tea, and lemon vinegar.

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    Since Kit Kat was introduced in 1935, it has grown in popularity and can now be found in many shops in many countries around the world.

    Japan, it seems, has taken a particular liking to Nestlé's chocolated-covered finger biscuits. With over 200 different flavors of Kit Kat being released there since the year 2000, the Kit Kat has become the most popular chocolate bar in Japan, according to a CBS News report.

    Many of the flavors are designed to appeal to the younger generation. Some of the more peculiar flavors include:

    • Ginger ale
    • Soy sauce
    • Creme brulee
    • Green tea
    • Wasabi
    • Cucumber
    • Lemon vinegar
    • Grilled potato
    • Azuki Bean
    • French salt
    • College tater
    • Red bean paste

    It's common for Kit Kats to be bought as good luck gifts in Japan, because the product name is similar to the Japanese phrase "Kitto Katsu," which roughly means "surely win."

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