Do they still make Lion Bars?

Yes Lion bars are still going strong, maybe my question should become a new thread but is it me or have the bar sizes shrunk?!! Not just Lion bar but majority of chocolate bars they seem smaller, or it's me getting fatter - must be the latter :)
 
Greenlizard0 said:
Wow, so few versions of kit kat here yet in Japan they have loads.
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From Wikipedia:

"Kit Kats have also become very popular in Japan, a phenomenon attributed to the coincidental similarity between the bar's name and the Japanese phrase kitto katsu, which roughly translates to "'You will surely win!'"

They should change the British Kit Kats to 'You Will Surely Win!' bars.
 
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yummy
 
AcidHell2 said:
like what?
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Look into the link, there are for example :

Kit Kat Iced Tea — Japan
Kit Kat Caramel and Salt — Japan
Kit Kat Kinako (soybean flour) — Japan
Kit Kat Wa Guri (Chestnut flavour) — Japan
Kit Kat Green Tea — Japan
Kit Kat Zunda - mashed edamame beans; Japan (only in Yamagata prefecture)
Kit Kat Hascapp - Hokkaido blueberry; Japan (only in Hokkaido prefecture)
Kit Kat Soy Sauce - "Tokyo Limited Edition" ; Japan
Kit Kat Yakimorokoshi - grilled corn; Japan (only in Hokkaido prefecture)
Kit Kat Jyagaimo - potato; Japan (only in Hokkaido prefecture)
Kit Kat Daigakuimo - candied sweet potato; Japan
Kit Kat Kobe pudding - "Kobe Limited Edition" ; Japan
Kit Kat Houjicha - Japanese roasted tea ; Japan
Kit Kat Kokuto - Black sugar ; Japan
Kit Kat Watermelon and Salt ; Japan
Kit Kat Pumpkin ; Japan
Kit Kat Edamame (Soybean) ; Japan

Whereas ours are rather unimaginatively varied by size, or by other usual features found in other chocolate bars e.g. mint flavour, caramel added, dark or white chocolate varieties etc.
 
Greenlizard0 said:
Kit Kat Kinako (soybean flour) — Japan
Kit Kat Soy Sauce - "Tokyo Limited Edition" ; Japan
Kit Kat Jyagaimo - potato; Japan (only in Hokkaido prefecture)
Kit Kat Pumpkin ; Japan
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These ones just stand out as decidedly unappetising but realistically about half the flavours named sound like someone just threw together a random flavour into the Kit Kat without thinking of the consequences. The orange Kit Kats were quite nice although they might have been a limited edition.

Oh and Picnic Bars are better than Lion Bars I reckon.
 
jp_bl_68 said:
From Wikipedia:

"Kit Kats have also become very popular in Japan, a phenomenon attributed to the coincidental similarity between the bar's name and the Japanese phrase kitto katsu, which roughly translates to "'You will surely win!'"

They should change the British Kit Kats to 'You Will Surely Win!' bars.
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i want a "win" bar
 
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