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Bikkle

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Bottle of Bikkle

Bikkle (ビックル) is a Japanese yogurt-based drink.[1] Produced by Japanese drink giant Suntory,[2] it can be found in vending machines for 100-120 yen and also at convenience stores and supermarkets. It comes in a small glass bottle, although since 2007, "Big Bikkle" is also available in a larger 500ml plastic bottle.

Bikkle is a popular drink among both the Japanese and expatriates living in Japan, with whom it has gained somewhat of a cult status due to the interesting-sounding name and unique taste. Many have described the taste of Bikkle to be similar to that of Yakult,[3] or even oranges and cream.[citation needed]

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  1. "Keep it Light at Home with Horoyoi; Now Available in Hapikle Flavor". Blog. Retrieved 2024-11-28.
  2. "We Found A 500ml Bottle Of Yakult At Don Don Donki & Compare It To The Original". TODAY. Retrieved 2024-11-28.
  3. "Is yogurt soju your drink of choice? You're going to want to try this new flavor from Japan's Horoyoi". GMA News Online. 2021-08-25. Retrieved 2024-11-28.