Penguin and Club Bars can no longer be called Chocolate

I was recently having a debate with people over when something can be classed as a chocolate bar or a chocolate biscuit. I guess penguins and clubs are well and truly out of that debate and can definitely be classed as chocolate biscuits. Jury's still out on kitkats though.

Perhaps you should consider doing a poll. As Kitkats tend to be displayed with other chocolate bars (or should I say chocolate-flavoured coated bars) I think of them as chocolate bars, not biscuits. Same with Penguins and Clubs.

 Sporadic Sparkly and Expecto_Patronum . You have introduced ideas here that are too much for my brain ‍

When I was growing up, the only KitKats I saw were at the chocolate and sweet counter of small toy shops or corner shops. The only bars were those of Cadburys or Galaxy. KitKats were just KitKats, Mars Bars, Milky Ways, Marathons, Picnics & so on were just called by their full names. The bars people bought back then were those of chocolate all the way through (or fruit & nut/wholenut) and divided into squares, & that kind of thing.

 Sporadic Sparkly and Expecto_Patronum . You have introduced ideas here that are too much for my brain ‍

When I was growing up, the only KitKats I saw were at the chocolate and sweet counter of small toy shops or corner shops. The only bars were those of Cadburys or Galaxy. KitKats were just KitKats, Mars Bars, Milky Ways, Marathons, Picnics & so on were just called by their full names. The bars people bought back then were those of chocolate all the way through (or fruit & nut/wholenut) and divided into squares, & that kind of thing.

Yes I do remember them. I don’t recall the brand. There was also another type of chocolate bar that had all the squares filled with gooey caramel; it was very nice. 

Do you remember the bars that resembled a boxed chocolates, with several 'individual' chocolates with different flavours and shapes in one bar - I think it was about 6. I wish they would bring those back.

I think a KitKat is a biscuit now, but the definition doesn’t sit comfortably with me. 

Please accept my apologies for frying your brain ArchaeC .

When I'd typed my response to Expecto_Patronum, I had been thinking of the layout supermarkets use.