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1 year ago
Rose Scent Flavor
Another post from my friend Meimei. She likes writing. Good for me! LOL! (That and I couldn’t find that Kit Kat Rose anywhere. Not in any convenience stores nor groceries. Argh!)
I am not sure if the development of this variant was delayed for well-suited Valentine season, but this Kit Kat Rose was released recently. It’s included in the a bag (as shown in the image) with 10 original mini kitkat bars and only a disappointing 4 mini rose bars. I had to save the other 3 bars for later consumption after eating the first bar for my test taste report. LOL!
I have never tasted rose and never thought it was edible enough to produce a taste that would go with any food, that is why I was really curious how this would feel like (emphasis on feel). At first bite though, you wouldn’t taste anything weird, in fact it tasted too much like that of the original bar. Don’t be disappointed though, the real effect of the ROSE comes a few seconds after that bite. It’s though I inhaled perfume, rose scented. LOL! This effect, as translated literally from the package, is called a scent flavor, which may explain the delayed reaction.
According to the site, the rose Kit Kat was made for the consumer to relax during its Kit Kat indulgence. However, for me, relaxing was not the word that came to my mind when I ate a bar of that rose Kit Kat. Maybe I’m just not used to put anything flowery into my mouth. LOL! But I guess it’s still fun eating it.
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