You Can Now Get Lotus Biscoff KitKat Chunky

Wonderful news, everyone - you can now get your hands on Lotus Biscoff KitKat Chunky.

Yep, the delicious chocolate/biscuit cross over we've all been waiting for is finally here... but sadly, there's a bit of a catch.

For now, you can only get your hands on them through the specialist import site GB Gifts - as the bars are usually only available in Dubai.

Because of that, they're a little bit pricier than your bog-standard KitKat Chunky, with a 40g bar setting you back £2.99 with £2.99 UK delivery.

Still, if your love of Biscoff knows no bounds, then it's certainly cheaper than a flight to Dubai to get yourself one.

They're currently out of stock, but according to their website, an order is expected on 4 December - you can sign up for an alert for when they go one sale here.

If Biscoff is your bag, then this website is right up your street.

As well as the KitKats they also flog two different Biscoff-filled chocolate bars that were released in Belgium earlier this year.

For £4.99 for a 180g bar, you can choose from smooth and creamy milk chocolate with crunchy Biscoff chunks or milk chocolate bars packed with Biscoff spread.

Or you can get yourself both - no judgement here.

Lotus explained: "The unique Biscoff taste forms the basis for a specially developed new range of Lotus Biscoff chocolate.

"Following the recent launch of both the Biscoff Sandwich Cookie and the new international range of Biscoff Ice Cream, the next Biscoff innovation will be launched in the second half of the year.

"The range will consist of two varieties: milk chocolate with crunchy Biscoff pieces and milk chocolate with smooth Biscoff spread filling. Both varieties will be available as bars and in a mini version."

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Lotus CEO Jan Boone added: "I am particularly pleased with the strength of Lotus Biscoff and the extraordinary growth that we have achieved.

"I am convinced that the introduction of our latest innovation, Biscoff Chocolate, will further boost Biscoff's global potential."

I'll take 10, please.

Topics: Food

Claire Reid

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