16 of the Best (and Weirdest) Kit Kat Flavors in the World Ranked

This Kit Kat Cookies & Cream ($6) has white chocolate on the top, milk chocolate on the bottom, and a light chocolate wafer in the center for a unique take on the cookies and cream flavor.

Share with no one — these Kit Kat Chunky Cookie Dough ($29) are too good.

Kids say the Japanese Kit Kat Azuki Bean (Sweet Bean Jelly) ($12) flavor is reminiscent of peanut butter. Hmm!

Those who have tried many Japanese Kit Kat flavors note the Japanese Kit Kat Beni Imo (Sweet Purple Potato) ($21) one is the best and that it really does taste like sweet potato.

These Cranberry Almond Japanese Kit Kats ($11) actually contain pieces of sugared cranberries and ground almonds in every bite for one of the most unique flavors out there.

You know what makes these Strawberry Japanese Kit Kats ($12) so irresistible? They have strawberry fruit juice and dried strawberries emulsified in the chocolate coating.

Why don't we have Raspberry Flavored Kit Kats ($6) in the States? The tart raspberry flavor really comes through.

The only thing that makes Kit Kats taste better is the addition of peanut butter. Enter Kit Kat Chunky Peanut Butter ($15).

There's no artificial apple taste in the Japanese Kit Kat Shinshu Apple Flavor ($18); they taste as if thinly sliced apples are layered in between the cookie wafers.

The chocolate used in Great Britain is different than in America. Reviewers claim they prefer this Kit Kat Chunky Original ($11) to the American version, but you'll have to decide for yourself.

Tasters say this Rum Raisin Japanese Kit Kat ($19) tastes exactly like rum raisin ice cream. The sorcery!

If you love really sweet things and white chocolate, the White Chocolate Kit Kat ($15) is the Kit Kat for you. Keep in mind that these bars are super melty during Summer months.

Fans of the Japanese Strawberry Cheesecake Flavor ($19) say the only thing wrong with it is the exorbitant price.

People swear the wafers enfolded in dark chocolate in a Kit Kat Darkness ($20) are addictive.

Kit Kat nearly broke the internet when it released a Sake Flavor Kit Kat ($17) in Japan to celebrate the beginning of Spring.

Japanese Kit Kat Matcha Green Tea ($6) is the second most popular Kit Kat flavor, following the original milk chocolate flavor.