Nestle Kit Kat Bakable Sweet Potato

More bake-able KitKat's for everyone to try. They were selling these at our local Asian market which was a surprise but it was $5.99 for the bag with snack size kitkat's. They really do taste like sweet potato's but I have yet tried to bake one. Pretty tasty but the price is a little high. Maybe that is OK for something limited as this in my part of town. Then again I am not a huge sweet potato fan but maybe you are!

Wa-Ichigo Strawberry KitKat

This KitKat that I picked up while on my way back from Japan was a great idea. It only came with 3 snack size wrappers. They taste amazing, the strawberry chocolate goes well with biscuit. It taste better than the strawberry Pocky that you can get. I would get this every time I came across it for sure but might have been a limited time thing.

Mini Bake-able Kit Kats Cheesecake Flavor

Mini-bake-able KitKats! What on earth! Japan is pretty cool. They have been doing these bake-able kitkat's for a little while now and this time the flavor is Cheesecake. Them by themselves are taste but what you can do is bake it for a hot creamy taste! Directions or on the back of the bag of course (in Japanese). They come in snack sizes for you to enjoy. The picture on the front shows you what to expect I guess, nice baked KitKat. There is 13 of them inside! Taste like Cheesecake and it might be a gimmick but I say try them!

Nestle Kit-Kat Raseberry

Aw man, so we got two bags of KitKat's in Japan. One was the bake-able cheesecake and the other was the Raspberry. It is pretty tasty and has small bits on the chocolate that gives it that extra flavor. They are small individually packed inside the bag. The color of the bag was eye catching and makes them look tasty. I couldn't get any of my friends to try it since none like Raspberry apparently. They come out with flavors all the time and it was nice to get a bag of these while I could on my trip to Japan. Nice snack size. The flavor isn't terribly over exerting but just enough to enjoy that it is raspberry. 

Grab some if you can!

Nestle Milo Chocolate Nutritional Energy Drink

First mistake was getting this and not double checking the expiration date. ops....

So this "Milo" drink is supposedly a chocolate nutritional energy drink. Taste chocolaty for sure and you can see in the glass the bits of chocolate moving around. It was like you bought a can of the Nestle chocolate powder mix to make chocolate milk and didn't mix it all the way in. Still had a decent taste and you could almost "chew" the bits floating around. 8 FL OZ. of this stuff in a slender can. It did had a lot of nutrients in it. I MAY get this again but most likely not since I don't really drink to much canned chocolate milk (i love chcolate and strawberry milk by the way) and it was $1.50 I think.

So maybe...maybe not
NOTE: been readying some other reviews on this and it appears to be an Australian/New Zealand thing...so not so much Asian food/beverage

You can get a can of the mix and make it yourself, probably cheaper.