Tokuno Milk 8.2: UHA Mikakuto’s Popular Milk Candy

Milk candy is a sweet treat that is popular with all generations in many countries.

Of course, in Japan too, there are a wide variety of milk candies, and some products have been long-time favorites,

which include Fujiya Milky and UHA Mikakuto Tokuno Milk 8.2. 

I introduced the former Fujiya Milky in this article before, so here, I will talk about the latter Tokuno Milk 8.2 from UHA Mikakuto.

UHA Mikakuto Tokuno Milk 8.2 Hard Milk Candy

UHA Mikakuto Tokuno Milk 8.2

This is the hard milk candy from UHA Mikakuto “Tokuno Milk 8.2 (特濃ミルク8.2: literally meaning Special Thick Milk 8.2)”.

As you can see in the picture above, this year marks the 30th anniversary of the product, and the package contains 20 pieces of individually packed milk candies.

Features

UHA Mikakuto Tokuno Milk 8.2 Candy

Although the name includes the number 8.2, today, the milk candy contains 10.2 percent milk fat.

Made with plenty of fresh cream and butter, it looks kind of like a pat of butter.

And all the milk-related raw materials used in this treat are procured from within the country.

Taste

Tokuno Milk 8.2 Hard Candy

These milk candy balls are not overly sweet featuring a satisfying rich creaminess that makes the most of the original taste of milk.

Besides, this milk candy leaves a good aftertaste, so I can’t get enough of it!

Ingredients

UHA Mikakuto Tokuno Milk 8.2 Hard Candy Ingredients

According to the ingredient list on the back of the bag, this Japanese milk candy, UHA Mikakuto Tokuno Milk 8.2 consists of sugar, starch syrup, milk powder, fresh cream, sweetened condensed milk, butter, salt, flavoring, emulsifier, and acidifier.

Nutrition Facts and Calories

UHA Mikakuto Tokuno Milk 8.2 Hard Candy Nutrition Facts

And based on the nutrition facts label, the Tokuno Milk 8.2 milk candy has about 19 kcal per piece and contains 2.3 g protein, 9.3 g fat, 73.4 g carbohydrates, and 0.4 g salt equivalents per bag (90 grams).

Tomo

Hi, I'm Tomo, a Japanese blogger living in Niigata Prefecture, Japan. For the purpose of enriching your life, I would like to introduce things about Japan on this blog, especially unique Japanese products, cooking recipes, cultures, and facts and trivia.

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