Kit Kat just released a limited edition flavor that's stuffed with cake

Cake Kit Kat

The Kit Kat Chocolatory Gateau Mignon.Nestlé Japan / Flickr

Summary:

  • Nestlé just released a new, limited-edition Kit Kat flavor that's stuffed with cake.
  • The flavor was developed for the reopening of the Kit Kat Chocolatory store in Tokyo, Japan.
  • The flavor, known as the Kit Kat Chocolatory Gateau Mignon, will only be available in Japan.
  • A box of three of the cake Kit Kats will cost around $13, and a box of six will cost about $26.
  • The Chocolatory store will serve a variety of desserts that feature different flavored Kit Kats.

Kit Kat lovers of the world unite. Nestlé has graced us with yet another limited-edition flavor.

Remember those red velvet stunners from last year? Or that awkward-smelling durian flavor? What about the Kit Kat that was literally covered in gold?

Well this new one will put all the other madcap creations to shame. Seriously, Kit Kat's newest candy car will make you do a double take. Because it's stuffed with cake.

Unfortunately, this is one that Japanese fans can hold over our heads and we are so jealous. Sure, Kit Kats might be the most popular sweet little treat in Japan, according to AdAge, but that doesn't mean they should get to have all the fun. And although some of the flavors introduced on the other side of the Pacific might be a little whacky (baked potato?) this new flavor is something Kit Kat lovers worldwide will no doubt be up in arms about.

Formally called the Kit Kat Chocolatory Gateau Mignon, the new treat was developed for the Kit Kat Chocolatory store in Tokyo by Japanese pastry chef Yasumasa Takagi, who has been credited with developing many of the brand's most creative releases.

The innovative flavor, described as a "cake-style Kit Kat" in a press release, was created to celebrate the re-opening of the flagship Chocolatory store in the Tokyo's Ginza district, according to Sora News.

The newly renovated space will feature, among other things, an upgraded menu including Below Freezing Chocolatory, which contains single bar Kit Kats cooled to sub-zero temperatures in dry ice and ice cream-filled wafers topped in matcha.

The menu also includes a Kit Kat Chocolatory Parfait, which includes three fruit-flavored Kit Kats, some chocolate fondant, fresh fruit, and three different kinds of ice cream.

What's even better (or worse, depending on how you look at it) is that the cake-stuffed Kit Kats will set you back between 1,458 yen (about $13) for a box of three or 2,916 yen (about $26) for a pack of six.

Dying to get your hands on some of these? Well, the store hasn't even opened, so there is still time to book a last minute flight. And from July 25 through the 31 any person who purchases a pack of the Kit Kat Chocolatory Gateau Mignon will receive a free piece of the chocolate cake used inside the confection.

Brb, on my way to Tokyo.


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