KitKat is launching a brand new product next month
KitKat is launching a new product next month which will allow people to 'have a break' before the work day even begins.
The cereal has been adapted to preserve that chocolatey wafer taste that KitKat fans love while offering it in a new format. However, with 7.4g of sugar per 30g, the chocolate and coffee giant added that the new cereal is more of an 'indulgent' option for every now and then as opposed to a daily morning meal.
"This exciting new cereal delivers a delicious taste of KitKat and has been developed to cater to consumers who are looking for an occasional, indulgent breakfast option, that can be enjoyed as part of a balanced diet."
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