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Original poster

Anyone had a Peanut Butter Kitkat yet?

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rickman · 13/03/2006 21:04

They are gorgeous!

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octavia · 13/03/2006 21:09

where did you buy it! I want one NOW

NotQuiteCockney · 13/03/2006 21:09

Are they still biscuity?

I'm opposed to chocolate bars with biscuit in them, it just seems like cheap filler, somehow.

alittlebitshy · 13/03/2006 21:10

aaarrrggghhh - everyone is talking about choccie, or having choccie bics in front of me. it's lent lol. waaaaaaaaah.

yum though, can't wait til easter day:) they sound lovely!

TearsBeforeBedtime · 13/03/2006 21:10

Had one a year ago from that shop in Covent Garden that does US chocolate hence all sorts of weird and wonderful flavours. Agree it was v. good.

biglips · 13/03/2006 21:11

yuck!!! i think my DP would lurve them as he is atm eating Red berries kit kat (abit too tarty for me)

alittlebitshy · 13/03/2006 21:11

and i misread it the first time and was wondering wtf a peanut butter kit was?! make your own peanut butter?

like kitkat idea much more:)

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rickman · 13/03/2006 21:15

I got mine from tesco's. Yes, they are still biscuity but it's sooooo nice, really does taste of peanut butter.

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Rhubarb · 13/03/2006 21:17

KitKat is Nestlé and Nestlé are very bad, look \link{http://www.babymilkaction.org\here}

Nice as they may be, please consider switching your Nestlé brands.

sansouci · 13/03/2006 21:18

Death by KitKat! Now I can't have them anymore because a "normal" one could be contaminated... waaaah!

lockets · 13/03/2006 21:19

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NotQuiteCockney · 13/03/2006 21:20

Oh, is it?

I never buy them, so hadn't noticed.

(I am trying to boycott Nestle, too.)

Sallystrawberry · 13/03/2006 21:20

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sansouci · 13/03/2006 21:22

Because I complained! Boost bars are the absolute best & I would curl up & die if I couldn't have them anymore.

Rhubarb · 13/03/2006 21:23

Are they killer Nestlé too?

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rickman · 13/03/2006 21:25

I knew that somone would mention Nestle. :) They are still lovely though.

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Rhubarb · 13/03/2006 21:26

Heathens!

sansouci · 13/03/2006 21:26

Nestlé is NOT a killer. At least no more so than whoever makes Walker's crisps. I've raised 2 hypoallergenic babies on Nestlé & they're doing just fine, thank you!

Chandra · 13/03/2006 21:29

Don't eat chocolates! you may be killing a fellow human being!

Nah, enjoy as many as you can, life is too short, and they are great for PMS . I personally have to thank the producers of Snickers, that was the only food I could afford while trying to pay my way through Uni. Definitively there's a boost with the mixture of peanuts and chocolates, sadly DS is allergic so they have been eradicated from my house.

sansouci · 13/03/2006 21:30

Hi Chandra! Keeping your EpiPens up to date?

Chandra · 13/03/2006 21:41

What Epipens??? we are still in the waiting list for him to be tested, could you believe it? However, we have gone privately (abroad) but they asked us to wait for the skin tests until he was a bit older. However, the RAST results came back surprisingly high. I have been told by the NHS paed that it may be another 2 years before he gets tested unless he has an anaphylaxis in the meant time (erm... what's the use then???)

tallmummy · 13/03/2006 21:41

This Nestle thing has been going on for years. We try and boycott nestle but recently found out they own bertolli who make yummy pasta sauce. Sorry gone of the peanut kitkat thread a little there
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