Green matcha-coated chocolate balls in a clear Instinct jar beside a ceramic bowl
Green matcha-coated chocolate balls in a clear Instinct jar beside a ceramic bowl
Clear Instinct container filled with green confectionery balls, with several pieces scattered on a wooden board
Hand reaching into a clear Instinct container filled with green matcha-coated balls
Clear Instinct container filled with green-coated spheres, with more pieces scattered on a wooden board
Tsuki Matcha
Culinary

Tsuki Matcha Crispy White Chocolate Bites

Tsuki Matcha white chocolate matcha balls pair crunchy cereal with Japanese culinary matcha for a sweet, vegetal, lightly umami bite; 110 g, unavailable.

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Who is Tsuki Matcha?

Tsuki Matcha is a Japanese matcha brand offering powders from Shizuoka and Kagoshima for drinking, lattes, cooking, and pâtisserie. Its range uses shade-grown Yabukita, from sweet ceremonial grades to more vegetal culinary matcha.

The Original uses leaves shaded for three weeks before first spring harvest, then hand-picked and stone-ground. Vanilla Matcha comes from Kagoshima volcanic soils, while all products use traditional Japanese stone-grinding.

White chocolate cereal bites for matcha lovers and sweet-toothed snackers

Tsuki Matcha White Chocolate Crispy Balls combine melting white chocolate, crisp cereal and culinary matcha from Japan in a 110 g confectionery format. Made in collaboration with INSTINCT, an artisan pastry and chocolate maker near Grenoble, each ball balances sweetness and crunch with a fresh vegetal matcha note and a slightly umami finish. The product is currently unavailable due to high temperatures.

What do these white chocolate matcha balls taste like?

The outer white chocolate brings a soft, sweet character, while the cereal center adds a distinct crunch. Culinary matcha cuts through the confectionery sweetness with vegetal freshness and a light umami note. The result is intended for matcha fans as well as sweet-toothed buyers interested in a less familiar combination of Japanese matcha, white chocolate and crisp cereal.

What is included in the 110 g format?

The recipe pairs Tsuki culinary matcha with white chocolate and crunchy cereal pieces. Its listed components include:

  • White chocolate: cocoa butter, sugar, milk powder and soy lecithin.
  • Crispy cereals: wheat, sugar, wheat malt, raising agent and salt.
  • Coating agents: glucose, coconut and canola oils, and gum arabic.

The product contains milk, wheat and soy. The package weighs 110 g, and the product identifier is SKU 53902738129219.

Who makes these matcha chocolate confections?

The crispy balls are a collaboration between Tsuki Matcha and INSTINCT, an artisan pastry and chocolate business based near Grenoble. Tsuki supplies the culinary matcha from Japan, while INSTINCT develops and makes the confectionery. Les Croqueurs de Chocolat awarded INSTINCT a 2025 Guide distinction for balance in the chocolate bonbons category. That recognition applies to INSTINCT rather than specifically naming this matcha product.

How should the crispy balls be stored and where are they sold?

Store the pack in a cool, dry place away from heat. Online sales are currently paused because of high temperatures, so availability depends on suitable weather. When online ordering is open, the product is sold exclusively through the Tsuki Matcha online shop. Direct purchase is also offered at INSTINCT, 1488 Route de Chambéry, 38330 Saint-Ismier, near Grenoble. Check current availability before ordering or planning a visit.

Grade

Culinary

Tsuki Matcha offers you a Culinary matcha powder.

Culinary is a commercial matcha grade used for cooking and baking, with a stronger, more bitter flavor that suits recipes and lattes.

Frequently asked questions

White chocolate cereal bites for matcha lovers and sweet-toothed snackers Here are some frequently asked questions and answers.

What are Tsuki Matcha White Chocolate Crispy Bites?

These sweet bites combine melting white chocolate, crisp cereal, and TSUKI culinary matcha from Japan. They were created with INSTINCT, an artisan pastry and chocolate shop near Grenoble, France.

What do the matcha crispy bites taste like?

They pair sweet white chocolate and crunchy cereal with the vegetal freshness of matcha and a light umami note. They are intended for matcha fans and sweet snack buyers seeking a less familiar flavor combination.

Where does the matcha come from?

The culinary matcha used in these crispy bites comes from Japan. The finished snack is made in collaboration with INSTINCT, based near Grenoble, France.

What ingredients and allergens do they contain?

The ingredients are white chocolate (cocoa butter, sugar, milk powder, and soy lecithin), crispy cereal (wheat, sugar, wheat malt, raising agent, and salt), and coating agents (glucose, coconut and canola oils, and gum arabic). The product contains milk, wheat, and soy.

How large is the package?

Each package has a net weight of 110 g.

Are the white chocolate matcha bites currently available?

They are currently unavailable because of high temperatures. When sales resume, they are offered exclusively through the Tsuki Matcha online shop and directly from INSTINCT at 1488 Route de Chambéry, 38330 Saint-Ismier, near Grenoble.

How should the crispy matcha bites be stored?

Store them in a cool, dry place away from heat.

What recognition has INSTINCT received?

Les Croqueurs de Chocolat gave INSTINCT an award for balance in the chocolate bonbons category of its 2025 guide.