Nestle has combined two of it's top brands - KitKat and Nescafé as it releases a brand new chocolate bar in stores across the UK.
The food and drink company is well known for a range of brands including KitKat, Cheerios, Quality Street and Nescafé.
Nestle spoilt fans in 2024 with the release of several new chocolate bars including:
@uktoday_ The discontinued chocolates that are still available to buy in UK stores. #discontinued #discontinuedsnacks #chocolate #cadbury #nestle #mars ♬ Neon - Ovall
While it has already released new KitKat Hazelnut and three KitKat Sharing Blocks in 2025.
Nestle to release new Nescafé-inspired KitKat
Nestle is now set to release a new Nescafé-inspired mocha flavoured KitKat.
The new two-finger bar contains a crispy wafer biscuit covered in delicious coffee flavoured chocolate.
The new mocha flavoured KitKat contains crispy wafer biscuit covered in coffee flavoured chocolate. (Image: Nestle) Brand Manager for KitKat at Nestlé UK & Ireland, Angelica De Los Rios Granja, said: "We are beyond excited to announce this year's collaboration between KitKat and Nescafé.
"This partnership brings together two beloved brands to create the ultimate break experience.
"The rich, warming taste of Nescafé mocha flavour, combined with our classic KitKat two-finger chocolate biscuit, offers a perfect way to elevate your coffee break to a new level."
Fans have already begun to share their excitement about the brand new mocha flavoured KitKat on social media.
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One person, commenting on a Facebook post by KitKat, said: "Yummy. Can’t wait to try."
Another fan added: "I've waited 11 years for this!"
While a third chocolate lover simply commented: "Omg I need this!!!!!!!"
Nestle has said fans should be on the look out for more new products in 2025.
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