Someone who can read Japanese

Please tell me what I just ate.

 

A-ro-e-yoo gu-ru-to

Yeah, I'm rusty. Sue me.

 

A kit-kat, obviously :P

 

;_; But what does that meeeeeaaaaaan. It tasted like soap and lime and sour cream with a hint of mint.

:B|:

 

Hey, at least you could read -my- answer /shot

 

It says "KitKat Aloe and Yogurt" or "Aloe Yogurt". Gross.

 

It looks like soup of some kind. Some kind of popular dessert there?

 

C:

And apparently the Japanese don't like people eating their "chocolate" bars. After trying to open the wrapper for 3 minutes, I had to cut it open with scissors. :B(:

 

I'd eat it....once...


Then again, I'd eat Casu Marzu once too. <_< >_>

 

Oh dear god. It actually tasted like you might imagine.

Guuuuuuuh. :why?:

 

Oh those kooky Japanese people and their wide assortment of kitkat bars.

Red Bean Paste.
Apple Vinegar
Choco Banana

Some of these actually look rather good. There's a strawberry one I'd be tempted to try at least once. A fruit parfait one. And a milk and cookies one.

And about upteen different other ones I can't identify on the internet.

 

FFFFFFFFFFFFFF- I need the Choco Banana one on my taste buds.

 

Give me a break.

 

They have kitkat bars with various flavours? O.o Maybe i should ask my Japanese teacher to bring me some when he comes back from Japan.

 

Guys, guys.

You're not supposed to eat them. You're supposed to collect them. That's why there are so many weird-ass flavors, because the Japanese economy is pretty much built on their nigh-fetishistic obsession with collecting things. It's probably also why the wrappers are built Tonka-tough.

Chrissakes, guys.

 

Ahh, that explains the concept of Pokemon.

Have a break... have a kitkat... oh lol. Good slogan.

 

It was a kikat air freshener. Minty fresh!

 

Candy's for eating. :B|: I don't get candy to stare at it.

Get wif it.

 

Please tell me you're joking! You never head the Kit Kat jingle.

 

I've heard the slogan "have a break, have a kitkat." Is there a jingle?