I could not verify an official calorie number for the current Vosges Matcha Green Tea Bites individual pieces from the public product page. Vosges lists the 100-piece bites box and its ingredients, but the page I checked does not show a nutrition panel or calories per piece.
That means the honest answer is not a single copied number. Check the wrapper, box nutrition label or current seller panel for the exact Vosges product you have. “Matcha Green Tea Bites” and older “Super Dark Matcha Green Tea” chocolate data are not automatically the same product.
What the current Vosges page confirms
| Current page detail | What it means for calories |
|---|---|
| Product name: Matcha Green Tea Bites Box | This points to the bites format, not necessarily the older bar nutrition record. |
| Box size: 100 pieces | You still need calories per piece or total net weight to calculate a serving. |
| Ingredients: matcha green tea, spirulina, cocoa nibs and 72% cacao dark chocolate | Useful for identifying the product, not enough for a calorie count. |
| Allergen/care text | Vosges tells buyers to reference package materials for exact care and dating. |
| Calories displayed on page | Not visible in the public page content reviewed. |
Why third-party numbers conflict
Some nutrition databases list a Vosges matcha super-dark chocolate record at 240 calories per 43 g serving. A separate app-style listing shows 70 calories for a 14 g piece. Those numbers may be useful if your package matches that exact bar or UPC record, but they should not be assigned to a 100-piece bites box without a matching label.
The serving size is the trap. One “piece” can mean one square from a bar, one individually wrapped bite, one petit bonbon or a custom party favor. Chocolate is calorie-dense enough that a few grams of difference changes the answer quickly.
How to calculate your package
- Find the Nutrition Facts panel on the box, wrapper or seller page.
- Look for calories per serving and the serving size in grams or pieces.
- If the label says calories per several pieces, divide by the number of pieces in that serving.
- If it lists calories per gram or per ounce, weigh one piece and multiply.
- If no nutrition label is available, ask Vosges or the retailer before using a number for diet tracking.
For plain matcha powder calories, use Sailtik’s does matcha have calories? guide. For broader drink and nutrition context, see matcha nutrition, calories, sugar and carbs. Those pages should not be used as a substitute for a Vosges chocolate label.
Sources checked
- Vosges: Matcha Green Tea Bites Box
- Vosges: chocolate allergen information
- NutritionValue: USDA-derived Vosges Super Dark Matcha Green Tea record
- USDA FoodData Central help: branded food and GTIN context
FAQ
Are Vosges Matcha Green Tea Bites 70 calories each?
I would not use 70 calories unless your exact package label says so. That figure appears in third-party data for a different Vosges matcha chocolate piece record.
Can I divide the box calories by 100?
Yes, but only if you have an official total-calorie or per-serving label for that exact 100-piece box.
Does matcha itself add many calories?
No. In this product, most calories come from chocolate ingredients, not the small amount of matcha.