So THAT'S What KitKat Fillings Are Actually Made From

I get it, I get it; taste is a deeply personal thing. But come on ― if KitKat’s aren’t in your top three chocolate bar ranking, what’s gone wrong?The bar was our third-favourite in the UK in 2014, after all. (Psst ― while some refer to the confection as a biscuit, an overwhelming 72% of us agree it’s definitely a bar).Even those of us who love the classic chocolate might be surprised to find out how their delicate wafer fillings are made, though. Recently, YouTuber Zack D. Films shared a YouTube video about the bars’ formation. “The inside of Kitkats are not what you think,” the caption reads. He went on to share that while the package lists the filling as “crisp wafer,” in reality, the bars’ insides are often made from broken KitKats that fall apart during the assembly process. “That’s what’s on the inside of a KitKat bar,” the YouTuber says in his video. “It’s literally crushed-up KitKats.” Proof, please!If you’re wondering how that can be possible (surely you can’t just make KitKats