As I have just recently begun hunting for new Japanese treats I made a trip to a local Japanese market called Nijiya Market and picked up some Milk Coffee pocky.

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When I opened up the package I the aroma did indeed smell of coffee.

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It's been a while since I've had Pocky and I had forgotten how light the sticks are in taste. This was a pleasant surprise as for some reason I had remembered the sticks being a bit more dense and almost pretzel like.

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I felt like having something with green tea however not too harsh of a green tea flavor. I headed over to my nearest Jamba Juice shop and ordered their Matcha Green Tea Blast.

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The smoothie is definitely more of a treat than a drink of good nutrition. Although it does consist of matcha it also has non-fat frozen yogurt, soy milk and plain sorbet. So, there is plenty of sugar and carbs in the drink. It sure hit the spot though.
I decided not to go anywhere today and I simply enjoyed the rain from home. Don't ask me why I wanted a cold drink on a cold, rainy day. And don't ask me why there were plenty of people lined up at the Jamba Juice shop.
Hope it rains tomorrow!
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