Kitkery

Kitkery is a type of confectionery bar consisting of layers of crisp wafer coated in chocolate. It is produced by the confectioner Cadbury. The name "Kitkery" is a portmanteau of "kit" and "cat," reflecting the brand's original association with the Kit-Cat chocolate bar, which was launched in 1919. The wafer bar format was introduced in 1935.

The iconic Kitkery bar is typically made with four fingers of wafer, each covered in milk chocolate. The bar is designed to be snapped into individual fingers, making it suitable for sharing or for a smaller treat. Over the years, Cadbury has introduced a variety of Kitkery flavors and formats, including dark chocolate, white chocolate, and special editions with added ingredients such as caramel or mint. The product is marketed globally and is one of Cadbury's most recognizable brands. Kitkery bars are a popular snack item and are often consumed as a quick indulgence or with a beverage. The brand has a significant presence in various markets worldwide, with localized variations and promotional campaigns catering to different consumer preferences.