What is it ?
Kit Kat is a chocolate-covered wafer bar confection created
by Rowntree's of York, United Kingdom, and is now produced globally by Nestlé.
How is it made?
Kit kat starts off as sheets of water, they are pasted
together, the sheets are then cut up into smaller pieces, then the chocolate is
added. The wafers are added on top of the chocolate which is smothered in even
more chocolate to make a crunchy taste in the middle. Finally the chocolate is
taken off the moulds and sent to be packaged.
History:
The Kit Kat name
originates from the late 17th century in London, when a literary club met at a
pie shop owned by pastry chef Christoppher Catling. The group was called the
Kit Kat club and took its name from an abbreviated version of the owner's name.
Who is KitKat for?
I think KitKat is aimed at(7-30)and not younger than that because parents wouldn't allow their kids that's under 7 years old to eat them because they want them eat healthy and still see them as babies.Demographic middle class /lower class will probably buy it but upper class would just buy those posh chocolates
How has it been advertised in the past?
This advert made in 2010 is very creative as it shows how
even animals love kit kat and they showed how a man ate kitkat and right after
squirrels started dancing and this is witty and I think it was a good idea.
This advert made in 2013 shows how a man eats kit kat and
straight after the babies start going crazy and this is similar to the squirrel
advert so kitkat like to do similar adverts.
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