Matcha lovers. Hershey's black honey green tea ice cream is insanely delicious. Have you eaten it yet?

Bar ice cream released nationwide in February of this year (2018). It is said to have the image of "Japanese sweets to taste in a sweet place", and it is a masterpiece that combines Hershey's bitter chocolate, matcha chocolate, and matcha ice cream.

Those who were inadvertently going through now go to the supermarket !!

◆ One bottle is delicious 3 times

Matcha ice cream (using Uji matcha) wrapped in black honey sauce is coated with bitter chocolate. Furthermore, from the top to about two-thirds, it is finished by wrapping it in matcha chocolate from the top of the bitter chocolate.


The feature is that you can enjoy the deliciousness that changes in three stages. First of all, when you bite into it, you will be greeted by a thick and crispy texture. "Double coating" of chewy matcha chocolate and bitter chocolate. Immediately give a feeling of high satisfaction.


When you enjoy the crunchy coating and the fragrant green tea ice cream, you can see the trolley and black honey sauce from inside. Thick and dense, fragrant richness and Japanese sweetness fill the mouth.


So far, Choco's claim is modest. By the way, if you fully enjoy the harmony of matcha and black honey in the first half, the matcha chocolate zone is over, and the remaining one-third is finally the turn of Hershey's true value chocolate.

The bitter chocolate that wraps the ice cream gradually melts and spreads with the heat of the tongue, and the rich cacao flavor is exquisitely entwined with the umami and bitterness of matcha. Gradation from matcha to chocolate, the finest luxury!


Matcha, black honey, and the last chocolate have a strong taste, but they are well-balanced without fighting. The baton touch from Japanese to Western, starting with matcha and ending with chocolate, is also wonderful. Even though it's a Hershey brand, it's also very popular that it uses a little chocolate and makes good use of matcha.

The suggested retail price by the seller Lotte Ice is 170 yen (excluding tax), but the editorial department got it at the supermarket for 84 yen (tax included). If you find one, please try it. And if you like it, just put it in the freezer and stock it!