Mandela Effect: Kit-Kat or KitKat?

Now it all makes sense.

Throw me in camp Kit-Kat

If you would've asked me before posting the thread and not told me what it was about. I would've said Kit-Kat

Funny thing you bring this up. Funny I say Kit-Kat too...

Back in 2008 I took an international business class and did a whole end of semester presentation on kit-Katsome and nestle

So the fact that I thought it had a hyphen is extremely odd

a reply to: icyboy771z

The KitKat logo has never had a 'dash' separating the words. Unless they were counterfeit. As I wrote in another in another thread about this phenomenon. The Mandela Effect is the Mandela Effect. It is the notion that the environment, objects or things have changed their status when in fact they have not. It could be classed as a delusion. It is just a silly meme. Ignore it.

originally posted by: Tindalos2013
a reply to: icyboy771z

The KitKat logo has never had a 'dash' separating the words. Unless they were counterfeit. As I wrote in another in another thread about this phenomenon. The Mandela Effect is the Mandela Effect. It is the notion that the environment, objects or things have changed their status when in fact they have not. It could be classed as a delusion. It is just a silly meme. Ignore it.

I think alot of the ME has to do with audible memory. Like how everyone tells you it is said in a particular way, but when you go watch the original thing and its different, you thought something changed. But Kit-Kat/KitKat is pronounced the same and a hyphen is pretty distinct. Nobody would remember Ferrero-Rocher, or Cad-Bury. Yet as you can see many others here remembered it as Kit-Kat. KitKat was named after the Kit-Cat club (Which has a hyphen in between), so at least there is a piece of history that validates my theory that it was actually Kit-Kat at some point in the past.

a reply to: icyboy771z

Oh so it was spelled kit Cat now as well was it?

originally posted by: Lysergic

Now it all makes sense.

Shall we call it the Mandala Effect now?
Or was that what it originally was?

a reply to: icyboy771z

I always remembered it as Kit-kat.

Weird.

I've been experiencing my own Mandela effect lately on an almost daily basis. Has me questioning my sanity lol.

Some of these threads on here have pointed out some creepy stuff. This Kit-kat one is a nice catch, I probably would have never noticed. Perhaps our memories are shot but I think you're onto something OP.

KitKat had a dash. I distinctly remember it was small but visibly squeezed between the Kit and the Kat. Is my memory faulty? Perhaps. The design of the logo seems slightly different as well (bigger Ks?) based off my (very visual) memory.

a reply to: Tindalos2013

Some of us very distinctly remember it as having the hyphen.Idk how that works,just as i don't know how many people seem to have this distinct memory of Mandela dying in prison many years ago.It's an odd thing,i am South African and if he had died in prison locals like me would have most certainly known about it-there would have been riots and much blood shed at the time.So it seems surreal to me that so many people have That memory.But in my country,growing up,there was a dash between Kit and Kat.As i mentioned before in some cases the explanation could be a mundane one.Maybe the company just decided to get rid of the hyphen on the wrapper.

a reply to: icyboy771z

There frigging was a local couch co-op mode in Turok for xbox360!!

Anyone else?

Just asked my husband,he is 49yo,and said without hesitation:"Spelled with the hyphen" We're both South African,and we both remember it from childhood spelled with the hyphen.Maybe someone should contact the co and ask when they changed the spelling on the wrappers? If they say they never did then that would be really pause for thought.

It's the way the t is shaped in the logo...............

a reply to: icyboy771z

Could this have anything to do with kitekat? (cat food)

originally posted by: icyboy771z
As a child, I always ate this chocolate bar and i'm 100% sure it used to be Kit-Kat. For some reason, a google image search only reveals it as KitKat without the dash in between. Strangest of all, if you go youtube and look at the old commercials, the dash is not there.

1988 old commercial:
www.youtube.com...

Does anyone clearly remember the dash as I do? This is one ME that creeps me out because i'm very certain on this one while the rest I may attribute it to faulty memory. I don't see any reason to drop the dash. Either we have slipped into a different time-line (A very far fetched theory) where Kit-Kat never existed, or the government / major companies are doing some kind of memory experiment by subtly changing the words/logos of products to see the response of the masses.

but how can kit-kat exist if our eyes don't exist

originally posted by: Raxoxane
Just asked my husband,he is 49yo,and said without hesitation:"Spelled with the hyphen" We're both South African,and we both remember it from childhood spelled with the hyphen.Maybe someone should contact the co and ask when they changed the spelling on the wrappers? If they say they never did then that would be really pause for thought.

boycott KITkaT until the government agrees to send us back to our timeline

DUDE! I can relate to this so much!! I actually have a friend that's been kept secret by the government for many years now. My friend, Trunks, was able to access his Ki. But before he could fully develop his powers two androids created by the evil Dr. Gero attacked west city (the name of the capital city of earth in his timeline) killing everyone; except him and his mother. his mother, an inventor, created a time machine, which Trunks used to come back in time TO OUR TIMELINE so he could save us. all I say about Trunks success is; I haven't seen any androids recently.

Whatever you do OP, don't look up New Zealand on a map. IT'S MOVED!

definitely thought it was Kit-Kat (before I clicked the thread too), i remember there was a big red sign with white text on the side of a corner store down the street from where I was being babysat while my parents were at work in the summer; I was mad young like 5 or 6 so it's a pretty foggy memory. I just remember being able to see it from way down the street. I feel like there was at least a space between the the words because writing it down KitKat looks so off to me right now. Maybe the font was stretched wide or the K's were larger than the other letters which would seem to create a distance between the 2 words. Kudos to you for committing ATS suicide posting this though that's a brave ting mon, you never know

Definitely recall Kit-Kat with a hyphen... Grew up in the pacific island nation of Papua New Guinea..

Btw, does anyone recall the 1993 movie "The Sandlot" ever being referred to as "The Sandlot Kids" or am I just trippin'...??

ME is really warping the mind...