The Tiramisu Kit Kat has 69 calories and is made with white chocolate. It smells like coffee and it tastes like it too. But the coffee isn't overpowering, just as isn't in a good tiramisu. The bitterness of the coffee balances very nicely with the sweetness of the white chocolate. There are hints of vanilla and cinnamon in the mix as well. The only thing lacking is that it's impossible in a Kit Kat to capture the texture of tiramisu, which is really just as important as the flavor in my opinion. That aside I will say that this is a fantastic tasting Kit Kat. I would definitely try this one again and encourage you to pick them up if you can still find them.
How about you? Do you like tiramisu?
Final Score: 9
I love tiramisu and with Kit Kat sounds like an awesome combination.
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I've been trying to figure out if certain Kit Kats from Japan have nuts or seafood in them. I just got home from Japan and brought them to my son who is allergic to both nuts and seafood. Would you be able to tell me if the Strawberry Cheesecake KitKats (Yokohama Edition) and the Green Tea KitKats from Japan have nuts or seafood in them? The "in a facility that also processes nut products" is okay, but on shared equipment or in the prodcut is not. The Nestle US customer relations was not able to help me. Thank you, Mike M. {I will check back if you can please post an answer, or a suggestion; I've also emailed the Japan Nestle office} Thank you very much.
ReplyDeleteI tried contacting the Nestle Company in America and they didn't have any answers for me.
I loved this one! The best.
ReplyDeleteWhen I tried these back in July I thought they had a bit of an off flavor to them. Not as good as the Tiramisu big Kat bar I had from England. I didn't mind the custard pudding flavor that came in the same bag though.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I need to revise my opinion after trying another one. I think my palate was off the first time, because it was much better. Maybe it's because I started drinking coffee. :)
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