The 1.5 ounce (42 gram) bar has 23 milligrams of sodium.

Very interesting question. There are many differerent chocolate bars in the world throughout different countries but the overall best choc bar is a qualamander choc

Rowntree's Chocolate Crisp was the original name for the Kit Kat Bar, was invented in the United Kingdom in 1911. It wasn't named Kit Kat (full name was Kit Kat Chocolate Crisp) in 1937.

yay its both its technically a cookie(aka biscuit) but it is covered in choclate and advertised as a choclate bar so it falls into both catagories and a third.... CHOCALTE COVERED WAFER BAR

I hajra say that its a chocolate because some cookies are healthy but this kitkate is fully covered in chocolate but i agree with the top answer too.

It was a dreary November night, then suddenly, Kit Kat Chunky.

Well, It depends on what store and what state, but usually a KitKat bar costs about a dollar.

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A 1.5 oz. Kit Kat bar is 6 points on the points plus plan.

It weighs about 42 grams.

A hard type of plastic, it is hard to recycle.

prices vary depending on where you buy them.

Yes

The Kit Kat was invented by Britain's Rowntree confectionery company back in 1935

Depends on where its bought. Averages about 50P.

Yes kitKats are much better than snickers and healthier

You mean 'have a break, have a kitkat'? Yes those are Halal and delicious 😋

There used to be five pieces but now in a standard bar four pieces is the norm

'No jive about five give me four' was the slogan used to sell that change

I personally think they use factories and then make the wafers, put a milk chocolate coat around the wafer and between each layer, they somehow shape the word "kit-kat" for the milk chocolate and then they somehow make it dry up, wrap it in a red wrapper and place them in brown packages, seal them, and then deliver them to stores or something like that.

yes, yes it is. it is a very good candy. and if i were you i would try a snickers candy bar also!!!

(you should also go to "how do you make a snickers candy bar" and see how to make 1. it is also a ver funny answer..=)

The name is the simplest -- it was taken from the KitKat club, an 18th-century literary salon in Christopher Catling's (hence the "Kit Cat") pie-house in Shire Lane, England. However, since it was initially launched in London and the South East in September 1935 as 'Rowntree's Chocolate Crisp', and re-named two years later as KitKat Chocolate Crisp, it may have actually been named for later variations of the KitKat club.

Kit Kat bars don't actually have a single shape/size. They are half-finger sized Kit Kat Petit in Japan, have only three fingers in Arabia, and are giant -- twelve-finger family-size bars -- in Australia and France. There are also dozens of variations on the flavor, so that can't be answered either. See link below.

A lot of Nestle products are kosher, you would have to check the product packaging for a valid hechsher (kashrut certification).

No.

Kit Kat bars includes whey, which comes from cheese made with animal rennet. Animal rennet comes from a calf's stomach.

Hershey's of course. I have been to their manufacturing plant and it is very clean. The people who work there are friendly and the ones I spoke with enjoyed working there.