Did you know the filling in Kit Kats is made from damaged Kit Kats?
The folks at the Kit Kat factory sure know how to recycle! Whenever a
Kit Kat bar is somehow made imperfect during production like air bubbles
or some other issue, the chocolate bar isn’t thrown out. Instead, they
ground up into a fine paste and turned into a filling that's then
incorporated back into the production process to create new Kit Kat
bars!
Very interesting....
ReplyDeleteVery good idea 💡
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea.
ReplyDeleteI had no clue, but what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteWho knew but I like them.
ReplyDeleteSo what was the filling in the very first bars?
ReplyDeleteI remember reading that somewhere a long time ago and I think it's a great idea, no wasteage!
ReplyDeleteWhile I like and eat kit-kats I have always felt they were expensive as they are mostly air.
ReplyDeleteThere is a lot I do not know and I did not know that. I've not had a Kit Kat in many a long year, but I do love Cherry Ripes. I wonder if they use damaged cherries! I bet they do! :) I know I do a lot of damage to Cherry Ripes and there is no possible way of recycling them once I've finished with them! :)
ReplyDeleteI wonder how they separate the caramel from cookie and chocolate...
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Donna
Great idea I had heard that
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