Puchao - Japan's favorite gummyn' soft candy
Puchao, chewy soft candy with gummy bits inside. Enjoy bubbling and tasty flavors at the same time!
Fruit 4 Flavors - UHA Mikakuto
Only Puchao, straight out of Japan, offers you the fun of fruity soft candy carrying springy gummy!
Sticks - UHA Mikakuto
Ingredients SUGAR, CORN SYRUP, FULLY HYDROGENATED VEGETABLE OIL (PALM KERNEL, COCONUT), GELATIN, CULTURED MILK(MILK, SUGAR, MALTOSE), CITRIC ACID, HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP, HYDROGENATED STARCH HYDROLYSATE, SUCROSE FATTY ACID ESTERS (EMULSIFIER), NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR, DEXTROSE, GUM ARABIC, MALIC ACID, MANGO JUICE, SODIUM LACTATE ...
FAQs - UHA Mikakuto
All Puchao candies contain milk and tree nuts (coconuts). For further information regarding ingredients, please refer to the ingredients label on each product.
Bubbly 2 Soda Flavors - UHA Mikakuto
Only Puchao, the soft candy straight out of Japan, offers the extraordinary combo of springy soda-flavored gummy and fizzy tablets!
Uji Matcha - UHA Mikakuto
Puchao, the Japanese candy, uses real matcha powder to provide a rich matcha flavor in every bite!
Fruit Soda 4 Flavors - UHA Mikakuto
Only Puchao, the Japanese candy, gives you the fantastic combo of fruits flavored soft candy and gummies with fizzy tablets!
Products - UHA Mikakuto
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Mellow Taste 2 Flavors - UHA Mikakuto
Ingredients PEACH: SUGAR, GLUCOSE SYRUP (CORN, POTATO, SWEET POTATO), HYDROGENATED PALM KERNEL OIL, GELATIN, CITRIC ACID, PASTEURIZED LACTIC ACID BACTERIA BEVERAGES (MILK, SUGAR, MALTOSE (CORN, POTATO, TAPIOCA)).
What is Ramune? - UHA Mikakuto - puchao.us
Puchao has its very own Ramune Flavored candy that can be enjoyed anywhere and everywhere. The unique shape and structure of the Ramune bottle, called a Codd Neck, has not changed since the late 1800s!