When the limited edition KitKat Gold hit supermarket shelves last month it was an instant smash.
And while those with a sweet-tooth went wild for the new flavour, the tasty treat, priced $4.50 for a 170g block, only made the briefest of appearances.
KitKat Gold is now sold-out everywhere and has become a much-sought-after item with Australians willing to pay as much as $200 online for the caramelised creation.
Currently there's one listing on the auction site eBay showing 16 bars of the tasty treat on sale for $200.
And this doesn't include postage which will cost the buyer a further $30.
When the limited edition KitKat Gold hit supermarket shelves a month ago it was an instant success
One seller is offering 16 bars of the caramelised creation for a total of $200, however, the price doesn't include postage
The cost averages out at $12.50 per bar, just under three times the original price.
There are over 50 auction listings on the site for the delicious delicacy, with some showing as many as ten bids.
Other savvy sellers looking to turn a sweet profit, have also listed bundle deals.
The auction listing showing a bulk lot of the KitKat gold chocolates on sale for a total of $199
The tasty treat is also available in smaller numbers with one seller listing five for a total of $70
One seller has listed five blocks of the in-demand treat for $70. This price includes postage.
Single bars of the limited edition flavour is also being sold on the site with the least expensive costing $2.25 and the most priced at $20.
While there's no word yet as to whether the new KitKat flavour will become a permanent fixture on supermarket shelves, there are rumours of its return.
Single bars of the chocolate are also for sale on the site and these range in price from $2.25 to $20
Nestle's Head of Marketing Confectionary Anna Stewart told Newscorp the company was always keen to hear customers thoughts on any new product.
'We encourage anyone who gets to try it to let us know their feedback on our Facebook page, Ms Stewart said.
'We are always looking for customer feedback.'
And it's not just KitKat that's doing the rounds on eBay.
Nestle's Head of Marketing Confectionary Anna Stewart said the company was keen for customer feedback on the product
Earlier this year, a seller listed the popular Cadbury Caramilk on eBay for sale for a staggering $1,000 after it was discontinued.
The sought after chocolate left supermarket shelves as quickly as they were stocked in February, leaving people with a sweet tooth missing out on the treat.
Sticky-fingered fans snapped up the promotional bars in bulk when the product returned to shelves briefly in February for the first time in more than 20 years.
While there's no word yet as to whether the new KitKat flavour will become a permanent fixture on supermarket shelves, there are rumours of its return
The chocolate bars were made in Dunedin, New Zealand, and first went on sale two decades ago making them a nostalgic favourite for people to enjoy.
Earlier this year Nestle launched the much-talked about rose KitKat.
It was the first new flavour combination to find its way to Australia in 80 years.
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Main photo article When the limited edition KitKat Gold hit supermarket shelves last month it was an instant smash.
And while those with a sweet-tooth went wild for the new flavour, the tasty treat, priced $4.50 for a 170g block, only made the briefest of appearances.
KitKat Gold is now sold-out everywhere and has ...
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