A delicious Japanese snack. Of course EXTREMELY popular in Japan and gaining recognition now in the United States, Pocky is a very unique treat. This particular type of Pocky is Mild Chocolate Mousse. This light milk chocolate is on a chocolate crunchy biscuit stick with a bare end so that you may hold onto it without creating a mess. They term this chocolate "aerochocolate" and it is quite smooth. This box of three packs each containing six sticks per pack was bought for about $2.70 in the local grocery store. Other Pocky I have enjoyed include Almond Crunch, Regular Milk Chocolate, and Strawberry. I am aware that they also have "Men's Pocky" which seems just to be of a more bitter "dark chocolate", but it is not yet in our store. There also exists a Milky Pocky which is white chocolate, but the newest is of the Decorer (perhaps a French word?) type which has different chocolates mixed and streamed around the biscuit in a candy-cane fashion...also not in our store. Did I mention that the packing of the actual Pocky is very appealing to the eye? It seems, though, that they have disposed of the Pocky characters (maybe a kangaroo and puppy) for a more mature physique? I guess it is also worth noting that they are made by Glico Inc.