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Kit-Kats

Post by skall » Thu Oct 11, 2007 3:46 pm

Whatever happened to them? I used to see them in the regular grocery stores, (regular, big kats, etc), but now they've disappeared as far as I've seen, and I've been to a few different places.

I know of course they have them at Behnford's, but does anyone have any insight as to where all of the Kit-Kats have gone? :)


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Post by mCowboy » Thu Oct 11, 2007 3:48 pm

http://www.kitkat.fi/
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Post by sinikala » Thu Oct 11, 2007 5:19 pm

Good question ... I was looking in the chocolate section the other week, for the first time in ages as it happens, I had to take a Kismet as there were no KitKats.

BTW Chunky KitKat peanut butter.... rather nice.
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Post by Hank W. » Thu Oct 11, 2007 5:20 pm

Kit-kats are... having a break?
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Post by Alicia » Fri Oct 12, 2007 8:09 am

sinikala wrote:BTW Chunky KitKat peanut butter.... rather nice.
WHERE? Oh my, I won't sleep tonight thinking about them..... mmmmmm.....
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Post by skall » Fri Oct 12, 2007 8:33 am

Alicia wrote:
sinikala wrote:BTW Chunky KitKat peanut butter.... rather nice.
WHERE? Oh my, I won't sleep tonight thinking about them..... mmmmmm.....
Yeah those are so awesome! I know you can find them at Behnford's in the WTC....but they're like around €2 or something
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Post by skall » Fri Oct 12, 2007 8:34 am

skall wrote:
Alicia wrote:
sinikala wrote:BTW Chunky KitKat peanut butter.... rather nice.
WHERE? Oh my, I won't sleep tonight thinking about them..... mmmmmm.....
Yeah those are so awesome! I know you can find them at Behnford's in the WTC....but they're like around €2 or something
Sorry Alicia, didn't look at your location before I posted that....but you can goto http://www.behnfords.fi and order them off the webshop or just stop by the world trade center next time you visit helsinki :)
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Post by Alicia » Mon Oct 15, 2007 8:26 am

skall wrote:
skall wrote:
Alicia wrote: WHERE? Oh my, I won't sleep tonight thinking about them..... mmmmmm.....
Yeah those are so awesome! I know you can find them at Behnford's in the WTC....but they're like around €2 or something
Sorry Alicia, didn't look at your location before I posted that....but you can goto http://www.behnfords.fi and order them off the webshop or just stop by the world trade center next time you visit helsinki :)
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Post by Rosamunda » Mon Oct 15, 2007 8:48 am

Waynes coffee (Iso Omena Espoo) were selling Kit-Kats last week. Didn't see the price though.
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Post by Karhunkoski » Mon Oct 15, 2007 11:43 am

What's the difference between an Essex girl and a kitkat?
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Post by Mies Belgiasta » Mon Oct 15, 2007 12:19 pm

K-supermarket has them. At least I saw them with my OWN eyes last week in Mankkaa. :o
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Post by sinikala » Mon Oct 15, 2007 12:29 pm

Karhunkoski wrote:What's the difference between an Essex girl and a kitkat?
0/10

Karhunkoski = someone who really believes that old jokes are the best.

Rehashing 30 year old Joan Collins jokes = a sign of desperation.
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Post by sammy » Mon Oct 15, 2007 12:38 pm

Karhunkoski wrote:What's the difference between an Essex girl and a kitkat?
Hmm... old joke or not, I don't know... will give it a try though

It's hard to get your hands on a KitKat?

Anyway, me not knowing the answer to the old joke is perhaps about as amusing as observing you people waxing ecstatic (and then in the best traditions of international cooperation, getting in a row) over some particular brand of chocolate bar... :twisted: :lol:

I seem to remember having seen them in passing at some supermarket or another not too long ago, but I could be wrong, I hardly ever check the candy dept... which is a bit frightening actually, since even I seem to recognise the damn things from the corner of my eye! Talk about a succesful brand, eh?
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Post by Karhunkoski » Mon Oct 15, 2007 1:20 pm

sinikala wrote:
Karhunkoski wrote:What's the difference between an Essex girl and a kitkat?
0/10

Karhunkoski = someone who really believes that old jokes are the best.

Rehashing 30 year old Joan Collins jokes = a sign of desperation.
Are you enjoying stalking me fishy? :lol: Go find another pond to swim in as you're starting to smell somewhat.
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Post by raamv » Mon Oct 15, 2007 4:50 pm

Karhunkoski wrote:
sinikala wrote:
Karhunkoski wrote:What's the difference between an Essex girl and a kitkat?
0/10

Karhunkoski = someone who really believes that old jokes are the best.

Rehashing 30 year old Joan Collins jokes = a sign of desperation.
Are you enjoying stalking me fishy? :lol: Go find another pond to swim in as you're starting to smell somewhat.
I guess everyone needs a pastime this time of the year!!! Just look outside..its even more depressing!! :wink:
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