User:Owlsmcgee/kitkattable
| Name | Description |
| Apple[1] | Milk chocolate with apple filling |
| Azuki[2][1] | Red bean sandwich |
| Bakeable custard[3] | |
| Baked potato[2] | |
| Banana[4][5] | |
| Beni imo[2] | Purple sweet potato |
| Blueberry cheesecake[2][1] | |
| Brown sugar syrup[2][1] | |
| Cafe au lait[5] | |
| Cantaloupe[5] | |
| Cappuccino[2] | |
| Caramel macchiato McFlurry[1] | |
| Cherry[6] | |
| Chestnut[1] | |
| Chocobanana[2] | |
| Cinnamon cookie[2] | |
| Citrus golden blend[2] | |
| Corn[5] | |
| Creme brulee[5] | |
| Edamame[2] | Soybean |
| European cheese[7] | Camembert |
| Exotic Tokyo[4] | Passion fruit, raspberry, strawberry, cherry,
black currant, and pepper (with milk chocolate) |
| Fruit parfait[2] | |
| Ginger ale[5] | |
| Golden citrus[5] | |
| Green bean[6] | |
| Hojicha[2] | Roasted tea |
| Hokkaido cheese and chocolate[8] | |
| Hokkaido roasted corn[8] | |
| Hot Japanese chili[2] | |
| Kinako[5] | Intense roasted soybean |
| Kobe pudding[9] | |
| Koucha[4] | Black Tea |
| Lemon cheesecake[10] | |
| Matcha[2][4] | Green tea |
| Miso soup[11] | |
| Muscat of Alexandria[1] | White grape |
| Okinawa sweet potato[9] | |
| Passion fruit[10] | |
| Pear[2] | |
| Red potato[6] | |
| Rilakkuma hotcake[7] | Pancakes and maple syrup |
| Rock salt[1] | |
| Sakura[4] | Cherry blossom leaf |
| Sakura maccha latte[7] | Cherry blossom leaves, green tea, milk |
| Salt and caramel[1] | |
| Shinshu apple[2] | |
| Soy flour[4] | |
| Soy sauce[5][4] | |
| Strawberry[2][4] | |
| Strawberry cheesecake[1][5][7] | |
| Sweet pudding[1] | |
| Triple berry swirl[1] | Blueberry, strawberry, and cranberry |
| Wasabi[8][2] | Spicy horseradish |
| Watermelon[1] | |
| Yokohama cheese cake[9] | |
| Yubari melon[6] | |
| Yuzu[6] | Spicy citrus |
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