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For a snack with a delicious history spanning over more than 7 decades, the transition from taste to health might be a little off-putting for its consumers. But then Nestle is all gung-ho about it!

As a part of its new public health drive, Nestle has decided to trim down the saturated fat content of its bestselling Kit-Kat from 7.2g to 6.4 g by switching to a new oil. But manufacturers promise that the taste of one of world's favorite four finger chocolate bar won't be compromised.

Managing director Ciaran Sullivan said: “Improving the nutritional profile of Kit Kat does not come at the expense of quality and taste - consumers will continue to enjoy the same Kit Kat as they have for over 75 years.This is the next step on the journey where we are improving the nutritional profile of our products.”

But it isn't the confectionery alone that is cutting down the fat. Brands like Subway, Oreo, and Kraft are also working to make their products more friendlier for the weight-watchers and health seekers.

AW: Suchorita Dutta Choudhury