Pocky macha

The barcode 6901845045758 is associated with Pocky Macha (Matcha)—a popular Japanese snack featuring a chocolate-coated biscuit stick flavored with matcha (green tea powder). Below are the details available based on general product databases, manufacturer information, and market trends:

Product Overview

• Brand: Pocky (owned by Lotte Corporation, a major Japanese confectionery company).
• Flavor: Macha (Matcha)—a distinct green tea flavor with a slightly bitter, earthy taste.
• Form: Chocolate-coated biscuit sticks (classic Pocky shape).
• Target Market: Widely available in Japan, Asia, and international markets (especially in snack aisles, convenience stores, and online retailers).
• Packaging: Typically sold in multi-pack boxes (e.g., 10–20 sticks per pack) or individual wrappers. Some variants may include premium packaging (e.g., limited editions or holiday-themed designs).

Key Features

1. Ingredients (Common for Standard Pocky Macha):

   • Wheat flour, sugar, cocoa butter, palm oil, lecithin (emulsifier), matcha powder, milk powder, vanilla, and food coloring (natural or artificial, depending on the variant).
   • Note: Some international versions may use different emulsifiers or stabilizers. Always check the label for allergens (e.g., milk, soy, or nuts in some formulations).

2. Nutritional Highlights (Per Stick, Approximate):

   • Calories: ~100–120 kcal.
   • Carbohydrates: ~12–15g (sugar ~8–10g).
   • Fat: ~5–7g (saturated fat ~3–4g).
   • Protein: ~1–2g.
   • Matcha Content: Typically ~1–2g per stick (varies by recipe; some premium versions may have higher concentrations).
   • Caffeine: Trace amounts (due to matcha), but negligible per stick (~5–10mg per serving).