Chocolate enthusiasts get excited as you can now get your mitts on Coconut and Caramel Cappuccino-flavoured KitKats.
And while they both sound positively delish - the price is even tastier at £1 per pack in-store at B&M.
Part of their 'A Taste Of Delicious...' range, the Coconut twist on the mid-afternoon classic, sees KitKat's trademark wafer fingers on a milk chocolate base, reinvented with decadent swirls of white chocolate, infused with a coconut flavour.
While the Caramel Cappuccino treat also boasts the same sumptuous milk chocolate base with white choc marbled through and a hit of rich coffee.
But if neither sound like your thing? That's okay, because it turns out B&M is also selling a Double Chocolate version of the popular Nestle chocolate bar.
In October, chocolate fiends went wild for red velvet KitKats - who knew there were so many flavours? - which were sold through GB Gifts for £3.99, with shipping costing an added £1.99.
Since it is the Holiday season, perhaps you want to treat your nearest and dearest to something a little more unique?
If so, visit KitKat's Chocolatory, which is based in 30 John Lewis stores across the country as well as York's Chocolate Story attraction until 24th December.
In the nationwide pop-up, you can design your own KitKat called 'Create Your Break' and choose one of 1,500 different flavour combinations to finish your eight-finger bar with.
First choose your chocolate: milk, dark, white or ruby and then you can go wild finishing your bar with three toppings from shortbread pieces, to salted caramel chunks, honeycomb and rose petals.
If you can't decide what you like best, instead you could choose from the new special edition flavours or 'Best of British' bars.
Offering a slice of home, the British collection includes flavours such as Bakewell Tart, Dandelion and Burdock, Marmalade, Apple and Rhubarb Crumble, Earl Grey and Eton Mess.
The six finger special edition bars in John Lewis will set you back £7.50, while the eight finger create your own version will cost £14, and the Best of British collection will be £12 a piece.
Not cheap for a chocolate fix, but they are bigger than your average KitKat and look incredible.
Featured Image Credit: NestleTopics: Tasty Food, Food And Drink, Chocolate