Pocky sticks are available in a myriad of flavours, from conventional ones like chocolate and strawberry to whackier ones like sweet potato and Hokkaido melon.
But soon, Singapore will have 2 uniquely Pocky flavours to call her own.
Pocky has teamed up with Ya Kun to create kaya and kopi o pocky sticks that will instantly remind Singaporeans of traditional breakfast at the kopitiam.
These will be available starting July and is exclusive to Singapore.
While we’ve yet to try it for ourselves, the pictures alone are enough to get us stoked.
That dark brown hue of the kopi coating suggests that it is gao AF and will instantly perk you up whenever you’re feeling fatigued.
Have it with a cup of kopi if you plan on staying awake overnight.
Ask anyone in Singapore about their favourite spread and we guarantee you 9 out of 10 will have the same answer — kaya.
While kaya is most commonly eaten with toasts, you can now have it on crispy biscuit sticks too.
Kaya butter toast alone is hard to resist, but now we have double the temptation. #OhNo
Guess it’s time to bid farewell to our diets.
These limited-edition Pocky flavours will be available at the STREAT festival from 12-13 Jul, and at almost all Ya Kun outlets after that.
Each box of Pocky is available at just $2 — quite a steal considering how much breakfast sets are.
If you’re planning on copping these Pocky flavours, we advise heading down early to avoid disappointment.
Otherwise, chope yourself a set by pre-booking them via Klook here.
Would you like to see Pocky incorporate any other Singapore food into their biscuits? List them down in the comments below!
Featured image from Facebook and Facebook.
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