Do you know what’s inside KitKat? The answer will shock you

One of the most famous chocolates in the world has an ingredient in its filling that impresses anyone; watch

Do you like KitKat? This crunchy chocolate bar is one of the most famous desserts in the world and impresses with its variety of flavors, crunchiness and delicious fillings. Although, the information recently posted on Zack D Films’ Youtube channel shocked consumerswho had no idea what the chocolate filling was made of.

You know that layer of chocolate that is between one biscuit and another? In fact, it’s not just made out of chocolate, it’s made out of other chopped KitKats.. “Some KitKats break while being made,” reveals the Youtuber. “And instead of throwing them away, the company grinds them and adds sugar. And that’s what’s inside a KitKat bar. “

Another article, made by the program Inside the BBC factoryconfirms it cookies that fail quality controleither because they are broken or because they are different in size from the standard, they are “recycled” and transformed into padding for the new KitKats.

As soon as they come off the production line, the QC team already removes the disappointing chocolate. Therefore, they are ground into a fine dough that forms the filling you find between the biscuits.

This is because manufacturers think consumers don’t want to buy imperfect bars, then instead of throwing away the defective products, they use it in this unusual way.

Although the final product is delicious, it raised a very important question among fans of the brand: what was inside the first KitKat ever produced?

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