• Iconic Nestlé brand, KitKat, has launched a decadent new block for its chocolate lovers – KitKat Gooey Choc. 
Source: Nestlé
    Iconic Nestlé brand, KitKat, has launched a decadent new block for its chocolate lovers – KitKat Gooey Choc. Source: Nestlé
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Iconic Nestlé brand, KitKat, has launched a decadent new block for its chocolate lovers – KitKat Gooey Choc.

Crispy wafer fingers, enveloped in smooth milk chocolate and filled with decadent gooey choc sauce, elevate the classic KitKat experience.

Nestlé head of marketing confectionery, Melanie Chen, said the company is thrilled to launch its most decadent block yet, KitKat Gooey Choc.

“Chocolate lovers already adore our filled KitKat blocks, and we can’t wait for Aussies to experience this new treat during their next break,” said Chen.

“With KitKat’s creamy chocolate and crispy wafer fans already love, it’s now taken to the next level of indulgence with a gooey, chocolatey sauce – it's impossible to resist.”

KitKat Gooey Choc will be available at all major retailers across Australia for RRP $7.00 from late April.

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