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Nestlé KitKat Orange Santa - 29g imported British grocery product available in Canada

Nestlé KitKat Orange Santa - 29g

Christmas pre-order
$2.49 - $2.49
$2.49
$2.49 - $2.49
$2.49
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Christmas pre-orderExpected to ship late October to early November

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Order now and we'll set one aside with your name on it. The moment the container is unloaded in Halifax, we start packing, and the earliest orders go out first.

Got other goodies in your cart? We'll keep the lot together and send it in one parcel, so it all lands on your doorstep at once.

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About Nestlé KitKat Orange Santa

About Nestlé KitKat Orange Santa

Every stocking has a Santa in it somewhere. The good ones are made of chocolate. The Nestlé KitKat Orange Santa is the orange KitKat you remember, in the shape of the man himself.

It is the one that vanishes from the stocking before the bacon is even on. Nobody saw who had it. Somebody has orange on their breath and a very innocent face.

Small enough to tuck into a stocking, a card or a parcel for someone who misses a UK Christmas. This is the British one, and it ships from within Canada.

Shop more Nestlé in Canada or browse the full range of British chocolate available to order online from The Great British Shop.

Frequently asked questions about Nestlé KitKat Orange Santa

Q: How big is it?

A: It is a single 29g Santa. Stocking size, or one-sitting size, depending on who finds it first.

Q: Is it a good gift for someone who misses home?

A: Very. It is small, it posts easily in a card or parcel, and it tastes like a British Christmas morning.

Q: What else goes with it?

A: A UK selection box, a tin of chocolates for after dinner and a few more Santas for the other stockings. Nobody ever complained about a spare.

More about Nestlé KitKat Orange Santa

In Britain, the chocolate Santa is as much a part of December as the advent calendar and the selection box. Orange and chocolate, meanwhile, is a pairing the British treat as a Christmas birthright, from the clementine in the toe of the stocking to the box handed round after the King's speech.

If you grew up with one of these in your stocking, a Christmas in Canada can feel a Santa short. People search for this one by name because it is the exact thing: the KitKat they know, in orange, in a shape that only turns up once a year.

It is a single 29g Santa, so it slips into a stocking, a parcel or a coat pocket without any fuss. Keep it somewhere cool and dry, well away from the radiator and the dog. Prop one on each plate at Christmas dinner, or eat it quietly on Boxing Day while everyone argues over the leftovers.

It sits nicely alongside a UK selection box, a tin for passing round and the rest of the British Christmas chocolate on our shelves. Buy a handful: one for each stocking, and one for whoever does the wrapping.

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The story of Nestlé KitKat Orange Santa

By Aaron A.  |  October 13, 2026

The Santa with a famous surname

Every stocking needs a chocolate Santa, and every family has someone who eats theirs before breakfast. This one wears a name you grew up with. KitKat, dressed as Santa, with orange right there in the title. You know the slogan. Have a break. You can finish it yourself, and you probably just did. On Christmas morning a familiar wrapper at the bottom of the stocking says a British Christmas louder than any carol, especially when home is a long way off.

Read the full story

Born a chocolate crisp

Kit Kat began life in 1935 as Rowntree's 'Chocolate Crisp', a four-finger wafer bar, and was renamed Kit Kat within a couple of years. Not a bad upgrade. The firm behind it traces its roots to a cocoa and chocolate business Henry Isaac Rowntree bought in York in 1862, and Smarties came from Rowntree's in 1937. Kit Kat is still produced at Nestlé's factory on Haxby Road in York, which is about as close to a hometown as a chocolate bar gets.

Two Yorkshire firms and a pharmacist

Henri Nestlé was a German-born pharmacist who settled in Vevey, Switzerland, and developed a powdered milk-based infant food, Farine Lactée, in 1867. The modern Nestlé company was formed in 1905, when his firm merged with the Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Company. Over in Halifax, West Yorkshire, Mackintosh's launched Quality Street in 1936, named after a J. M. Barrie play. Mackintosh's merged with Rowntree's in 1969 to form Rowntree Mackintosh, and Nestlé acquired Rowntree Mackintosh in 1988: Kit Kat, Quality Street, Smarties, Rolo and Aero.

Have a break, have a Santa

The 'Have a break, have a Kit Kat' line dates to the late 1950s and is one of Britain's best-known confectionery catchphrases, which is why somebody always says it out loud the moment one appears. At Christmas the break is mostly the gap between the presents and the dinner. Wherever this Santa ends up, stocking or pocket, keep an eye on it. Nobody ever admits to eating someone else's. It is always the dog.

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