Signs and Wonders
We should have saved this post for National Choc-miracle Day but really, we couldn't wait!
Once, long ago, as a young teenager, our Founder and Director, Jane Davis, bought on her way to school a Bar Six that had two of its sections (two of six) as solid chocolate. Jane wondered - and ate.
Much later, in 1988, she bought a KitKat that had no biscuit in it - just chocolate all the way through - all four fingers! This KitKat has passed into Jane's personal mythology (some of you may have heard her speak about it on the international conference circuit).
Now we can reveal the genetic link between Bar Six, KitKat and Kinder and the Davis family. One of Jane's close family members has now discovered a Kinder Surprise egg with a double shell. Chocolate mysteries, sweet signs and wonders.
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