Domino's UK jokes about KitKat heist on social media, sparking viral reactions, as KitKat confirms 12 tonnes of stolen bars but no supply shortage.

A sweet-toothed thief has made off with a massive haul of chocolatey goodness, leaving brands and social media users in stitches. A shipment carrying 12 tons of KitKat bars was stolen and vanished into thin air.

After thieves made off with 12 tons of KitKat chocolate bars, the company became the butt of many jokes on social media.

A 12-tonne shipment of KitKat bars was stolen in Europe, sparking viral memes from brands like Microsoft, McAfee, KFC and Domino’s. Nestlé confirmed the theft during transit, while assuring no supply impact and launching a tracking system to trace the missing chocolates.

Brands reacted with humour after a massive KitKat theft in Europe.

KitKat's announcment of theft caused a social media frenzy sparking a wave of viral memes online. Several brands humorously claiming involvement as they engaged in the social media trend.

After the KitKat heist made headlines, Domino’s UK took to social media to announce a new chocolate pizza inspired by the missing candy bars.

The Nestlé response to the stolen chocolate shows how there’s no bad news if you can turn it into a meme