Matcha Latte at Tart Blanc

For a place that prides itself on tarts, I was surprised how much I like their matcha latte. Not too sweet or too milky, but just the way I like it - frothy, smooth and intense!

Tohato Choco Meliza Matcha

Purchased at Mizuki Japan, Bugis Street, a box costs $3.80 and contains 16 individually packed pieces.

In each individual pack, there are 2 wafer-thin like pieces coated with chocolate and matcha cream on the exterior of the matcha biscuits. Both the matcha and the chocolate scent and taste are subtle yet blends well to give the right punch.

I actually enjoyed having them when my tummy is rumbling because it does satisfy slight hunger pangs during tea-break.

Nabisco Picola Ujimatcha Milk

Costing $2.50 at J-mart, Nabisco Picola Ujimatcha Milk contains 2 packs with 6 biscuit rolls in each pack. Light and crispy, they are perfect as an afternoon snack which I easily polished off in 30 minutes flat. The matcha milk cream within each roll is neither too sweet nor too bitter - just the way I like it.

" Nanao Seika " French Matcha Papiro

Papiro refers to thin sheets of dough wrapped like paper scrolls and that is essentially what French Matcha Papiro is. 
A rolled-up version of a crisp cracker with matcha tea cream enveloped within it. The exterior is hard and crispy but slightly bitter and dry. The interior made of matcha cream has a subtle taste and you can hardly whiff it. 

A pack costs me $2.80 at Yamakawa Super at Tiong Bahru Plaza. Its small enough for many mouthfuls in one seating and my husband and the nephew love them. I find it pretty medicore though. 

Source : Kioko

Sanritsu Pirouettes Langue Matcha

Shaped like an egg roll but shorter, the Sanritsu Pirouettes Langue Matcha is like a crispy green tea cookie with the fluffy texture of how an egg roll tastes like, but with a matcha taste. Not something I would purchase again.

Ingredients :
Fluor, Sugar, Shortening, Butter, Malt Powder, Emulsifier, Flavour

Want to know more about matcha snacks around the world? Then subscribe to MatchaMusings for Free – you can subscribe in 2 ways : 

1) Matcha Musings RSS feed

2) Bloglovin