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Kit Kat is carried by test-takers in Japan because the name, coincidentally, is a homonym for the expression 'Kitto Katsu' which means 'You'll definitely succeed' or 'It's in the bag'

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A Nestle store in Japan sold Kit-Kats coated with edible gold. Limited to only 500, they were sold for the the U.S. equivalent of 16 dollars each.

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Kit-Kat's chocolate layers between the wafer layers are made of crushed up Kit-Kat bars that didn't make it past quality control.

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