No, not "Fifty Shades of Gray" Kit Kats! Not adult as in adult. In one of my recent posts I talked about Kit Kats being marketed for exams and students. Well to balance that out and remind adults they haven't outgrown them, Kit Kat/Nestle Japan has one just for us. The word "cocoa" is on the front of the box and I asked the cashier exactly what it meant...she said it's dark chocolate. I think they tasted like a cup of hot chocolate, but wouldn't consider them dark chocolate compared to what the average American palette is used to.


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They're 「オトナの甘さ」("Adult sweetness level"). So they're not as sweet.
Speaking of the Kit-Kat for students, have you seen the new Easter / new student Kit-Kats?
https://tokyo5.wordpress.com/2015/03/16/easter-kit-kat/
Because of a Japanese play-on-words, and the fact that Easter and back-to-school in Japan are both in April...this play-on-words works.
These tasted just like a cup of hot chocolate to me. Have you tried them? What did you think?
I love the Easter ones. They are white chocolate and very sweet… Two things I adore. I taste more Apple than carrot. I asked someone on the train what the label said and according to him it's "mixed with carrot."
I was not aware of the play on words, thanks!!!
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