Matcha flavored chocolate-covered potato chips are a thing in Japan now
Japan now has something salty, something sweet and something to give you a little zen.
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Calbee’s Zeitaku Matcha (“Luxurious Matcha”) potato chips have hit shelves in Japan.
Matcha is finely-powdered Japanese green tea. We're not sure how well it would work with potatoes, but we're interested. The chips appear to be of a regular, salty potato base with a drizzle of chocolate and matcha on just one side.
But how do they taste?
Blogger Casey Baseel says his wife discovered these chips in a market and brought them home for him to try.
He wrote a review of the chip for Japanese site Rocket News 24.
Sounds pretty good to us.
Sounds like these unique chips have one thing in common with their regular potato brethren: They'll have you reaching into the bag over and over until it's empty.
Mashable has reached out to Casey Baseel for comment.
