A peanut mistake

I stand corrected. This comment from Dan appeared in the Peanut Butter KitKat entry:

It is unfortunate, JG, that on such a prestigious and high-quality blog such as this, the Beer and Chocolate Blog, that such a glaring error was commited. I bring to your attention, lovers of beer and chocolate alike, that most unappreciated confectionary that is the Peanut Lion Bar.

While it's position on the coiled shelf of snack machines country-wide was prematurely ended, it was a gloriously delectable stint. The Peanut Lion Bar surpassed the normal Lion Bar in dozens of ways, technically, it's construction of wafer surrounding smooth peanut butter was one of legend. It provided a cataclysm of taste once your bite broke through the wafer box which, it could only be described, caged the savage butter treat that lay within. Beyond it's lucious peanutty centre the Peanut Lion had all the conventional Lion Bar could offer; wafer, caramel, crisp cereal pieces and smooth milk chocolate. What more could you want than this most toothsome of treats, this King of Confection, this Deity of Desserts?

You requested correction if you were wrong, and in this comment your correction lay. To imply that the KitKat is the first of Nestle's creation, or indeed any of our sweet providing corporations, to infuse chocolate with peanut buttery goodness is a most grave ommision. And I would challenge any who deny it's position.