From Traditional to Digital: Adapting your Art with Wutcg Kit Kat

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The Wutcg Kit Kat is a limited edition flavor of the popular chocolate bar. It first gained popularity in Japan and quickly became a sensation around the world. The name "Wutcg" is a playful variation of the word "watch," hinting at the unique character of this Kit Kat flavor. The Wutcg Kit Kat features a combination of sweet and savory flavors that create a harmonious taste experience. The chocolate coating is infused with a hint of soy sauce, which adds a slightly salty and umami flavor. This unexpected twist surprises and delights the taste buds.


Where are all the ghoulish goods? I feel like I usually have a decent pile of new Halloween-y treats to review each year, but this time around I only have these Kit-Kats, and the Franken-cup Reeses. (Which are arguably just the same as normal Reese's anyway.) Other than these two, it's just a sea of seasonal repeats.

I feel like I usually have a decent pile of new Halloween-y treats to review each year, but this time around I only have these Kit-Kats, and the Franken-cup Reeses. I have always been a fan of marshmallow flavored things, like the chocolate marshmallow Oreos, Marshmallow Crispy Oreos, White Fudge Marshmallow Twinkies, Peeps Oreos, Mallo Cups.

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This unexpected twist surprises and delights the taste buds. What sets the Wutcg Kit Kat apart is its delicate balance of flavors. The savory notes from the soy sauce complement the sweetness of the chocolate, creating a well-rounded taste.

Wutcg kit kat

Where are all the ghoulish goods? I feel like I usually have a decent pile of new Halloween-y treats to review each year, but this time around I only have these Kit-Kats, and the Franken-cup Reeses. (Which are arguably just the same as normal Reese's anyway.) Other than these two, it's just a sea of seasonal repeats.

Other brands may be lacking the spooky spirit, but Kit-Kat is picking up the slack! For fall 2020 they've released normal Kit-Kat bars in Halloween packaging, white-chocolate orange-colored bars, pumpkin pie flavored bars, glow in the dark wrappers, AND these Halloween-specific Witch's Brew ones. While most of them are just re-packagings/coloring of year-round goodies, I still appreciate the effort. Let's dig in!


Look at this packaging! We have bright colors, a cartoony witch illustration (that is giving me both modern and mid century modern vibes at the same time), a bubbling cauldron, and ghastly green candy. In person, the graphics aren't as punchy as they appear in their advertising and social media. The plastic bag is rather thin giving it a sad-sack-appearance, but the individually wrapped bars look great! Ideally I would love to see American Kit-Kat move onto a matte papery-finish bag similar to the ones found in Asia. I'm not sure if that is more recycling-friendly, but I would also love to see more of that and les plastic in the future.

That's if I am being nit-pick-y. Overall, I love it and will be hanging on to my packaging. I used to lean heavy into a black and orange color scheme for Halloween, but I have really come to appreciate the combination of slime-green and purple. I think I might frame a bunch of my hoarded Halloween wrappers, like this one, and use them as seasonal decor next year.


So not only is the candy green, but it is also a new flavor! The confectionary coating is supposed to taste like marshmallow, and I love marshmallows, but I am a little skeptical about this execution. Will this just taste like normal white chocolate?

Once opened, these look like they've seen better days. I am guessing the bag got a little warm in transit, so my bars are a little worse for wear. Will that stop me from eating them? No way!

The green candy bars smell sweet, vanilla'd, and similar to Rice Krispy treats, but more-so the pre-made ones you buy in the store than homemade ones. It's not all sunshine and roses though, there is a hint of what I can only describe as "Play-dough." But like, off-brand Play-dough. It's faint, and as sad as this is to admit, it's not terribly unappealing, just unexpected.


I took a bite, and I was really impressed. These may not taste like fresh, real, marshmallows, like Smashmallows, but these bars taste an awful lot like mar-bits and other tiny freeze-dried cereal marshmallows! (I actually think these taste specifically like the marshmallows found in Lucky Charms because there is a cereal-y taste thanks to the wafers.) I have always been a fan of marshmallow flavored things, like the chocolate marshmallow Oreos, Marshmallow Crispy Oreos, White Fudge Marshmallow Twinkies, Peeps Oreos, Mallo Cups. etc. so I am 100% into these!

I haven't liked a seasonal Kit-Kat bar this much since February's raspberry bars! These are so snackable I ate a few packages in one sitting, and other than normal Kit-Kat bars, I can't remember the last time I did that.


If you're not a fan of marshmallows, or marshmallow-breakfast cereals, you will not like these. I absolutely love them, and since mine are all ugly and melted, I don't need to feel obligated to share them. They're all for me!

Marshmallow lovers? Do yourself a favor and grab a bag or two. This might not be the most sensational flavor ever released, but it's well done, and delicious, and I will be very sad if it doesn't return in 2021. (When was the last time I said that about a limited edition product?)

As with the other limited edition Kit Kats, the flavor lies in the light-green-colored crème coating. The inside is standard Kit Kat fare.
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It is a perfect fusion of contrasting flavors that takes the traditional Kit Kat to a new level. This limited edition Kit Kat has gained a cult following due to its unique taste. People from all over the world have sought to try this intriguing flavor and experience the unexpected combination of soy sauce and chocolate. Its popularity has led to it being considered a novelty item among candy enthusiasts. In addition to its distinct taste, the Wutcg Kit Kat also stands out visually. The packaging features a sleek design that is minimalist yet eye-catching. The deep black color with pops of vibrant red adds to the allure of this limited edition flavor. Overall, the Wutcg Kit Kat is a product that exemplifies the innovation and creativity of Kit Kat as a brand. It pushes boundaries and challenges conventional flavor combinations, resulting in a truly unique and memorable chocolate experience. Whether you are a fan of sweet or savory treats, the Wutcg Kit Kat is sure to surprise and delight your taste buds..

Reviews for "Taking Your Art to the Next Level with Wutcg Kit Kat"

1. Sally - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Wutcg Kit Kat. The flavor was strange and artificial, and it didn't taste anything like a traditional Kit Kat. The texture was also off-putting, and it felt like I was biting into a chalky bar. I definitely wouldn't recommend this to anyone who enjoys the classic Kit Kat taste.
2. John - 1 star - The Wutcg Kit Kat was a complete miss for me. The flavor was incredibly odd and had a chemical aftertaste that just lingered in my mouth. I couldn't even finish one piece because the taste was so off-putting. I was hoping for a fun twist on the classic Kit Kat, but this was a major letdown. Stick to the original if you're a Kit Kat fan.
3. Emma - 2 stars - The Wutcg Kit Kat was a disappointment. The flavor combination of white chocolate, matcha, and almonds just didn't work for me. The matcha taste was overpowering and clashed with the sweetness of the white chocolate. The addition of almonds also didn't add much to the overall experience. I love trying new Kit Kat flavors, but this one missed the mark for me.
4. Mike - 1 star - I was excited to try the Wutcg Kit Kat, but it was a total fail. The flavor combination sounded interesting, but the execution was poorly done. The matcha taste was overpowering and masked any other flavors that might have been present. The texture was also strange and grainy, which made it hard to enjoy. I'll be sticking to the classic Kit Kat from now on.

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