This simple website tells you if you’re eating a stolen KitKat

Did you hear the one about the 12 tons of stolen KitKat bars? No really, it’s a true story. And now, Nestlé is asking the public for help in tracking down the chocolate bars with the aid of a simple website.

During the week of March 23, Nestlé reported that 413,793 KitKat bars went missing in Europe when a truck carrying the candy was stolen. Nestlé followed up with a post on April 1 announcing a website where people can check to see if their candy was among the stolen stash the company believes might end up for sale in Europe.