Unusual Kit Kat Flavors You'll Actually Want to Try

Kit Kat has been known to roll out over 300 flavors in its time, and though most of them are only available in other countries, there is still a staggering variety that goes way beyond the standard milk chocolate. We rounded up 13 unexpected Kit Kat flavors from Japan that caught our attention — for better or worse. While many of them go in and out of stock, some are currently available to order here in the U.S. — so, grab them when you can. If you'd like to roll the dice on Amazon and see what you come up with, here's a big mystery bundle, boasting a minimum of seven flavors.

Prices and availability are subject to change.

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$8 from Amazon

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I'm starting with Adult Sweetness, because why would I start anywhere else? Beyond serving as the title of my debut poetry collection, Adult Sweetness is a spectacular name for a candy — especially because it appears to be a plain dark chocolate flavor. This one's going on the wish list.

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$17 from Amazon

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I'm not much of a bloob guy, but this sounds legitimately good to me. Amazon is allegedly sending out its Blueberry Muffin Kit Kats with ice packs, so there's a good chance you'll receive fully-formed treats, rather than an enormous pile of melted chocolate goo.

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Yessir, yessir, yessir. Chocolate and wasabi in a Kit Kat? I'm extremely into this. 40 bucks for a 12-pack is obviously pretty steep, but chances are high that I order these some time in the next 72 hours.

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The reviews are pretty hot on Amazon, and I can't deny that I'm interested. Apple has never let me down in a dessert before, and I can't imagine Kit Kat would be the exception.

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Though I'm not the biggest cheesecake head, I'd be willing to give this a shot. The potential for being way too rich is high, but I predict a surprising winner with this one.

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Kit Kat... no. Why? What's your game here? The packaging is a mystery. Is this a sweet potato-looking shape inside of a standard Kit Kat mold? Or do they look like little fried Twinkies? Trying to decipher what's going on here really makes me feel like this.

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Though not technically pumpkin (what we call Japanese pumpkin is essentially kabocha squash), this is not exactly leaping to the front of my list of flavors to try. You could try to argue there's a place for these at Thanksgiving, but as far as I'm concerned, this is a flavor for nobody and no occasion. 

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Another bold swing with cheesecake as the central flavor, but I imagine without the addition of strawberry that this variety might find itself a little bit more grounded. And, this is a lot cheaper of an investment than most of the others.

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One of many Japanese Kat Kat flavors that aren't easy to come by, Raspberry is often described as one of the top varieties. Chocolate and raspberry have personally never let me down, so sign me up.

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I don't care for rum raisin ice cream, and I absolutely don't need rum raisin in my Kit Kat. Go get yourself a tiki cocktail if you like rum so much. And get raisins out of my face.

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You won't have a hard time convincing me on this one; every red chili or cayenne-flavored chocolate I've ever had was a hit. I bet a little hint of spice behind each snap of the Kit Kat is heaven.

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I'm not a white chocolate lover, so I can't imagine a world where I like these. This makes me think of Hershey's Cookies 'n' Cream, and that right there is a product that I do not care for. Are you unlike me (read: wrong)? These might be for you.

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Above all, the thing that makes me want to try foreign Kit Kat flavors is the idea that I have no clue what they could taste like. What are these Apple Pie sticks like? Are they gooey? How are they different than the regular Shinshu Apple flavor? I'm dying to know about this one.