JagaRico

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Brand Description

JagaRico is a brand of potato snacks from Japan, owned by Calbee, Inc., that focuses on crispy potato sticks produced from processed potatoes. The brand provides convenient potato snacks that have a crunchy outside and a fluffy, soft inside, offered in various delicious flavors. In contrast to traditional sliced potato chips, JagaRico snacks are shaped like sticks and packaged for easy eating. The product line is sold in Japan and global markets, including the United States, via Calbee America's distribution network.

JagaRico was launched in Japan in October 1995 by Calbee, Inc., a Japanese snack food company founded in 1949. The brand was created as a component of Calbee's growth into potato-centric snack items beyond conventional potato chips. Eventually, JagaRico was incorporated into the company's global snack selection, with specific flavors launched to North American customers via Calbee America.

The JagaRico potato snack range offered by Calbee America includes: 

  • JagaRico Original 
  • JagaRico Teriyaki 
  • JagaRico Hokkaido Butter 
  • JagaRico Umami Seaweed 
  • JagaRico Cheese (Double Cheese)
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Golden-brown dry fried JagaRico, offering a new and improved flavor
May 10, 2025
Dry Frying JagaRico - The Snack Hack That Takes Flavor to the Next Level
JagaRico, a popular Japanese snack by Calbee Japan, resembles potato chips in the form of French fries. It comes in a variety of flavors, including limited seasonal editions.
Calbee is targeting Asian markets in its expansion plans, including China and India.
June 03, 2019
Snack maker Calbee poised to take bigger bite out of the US snack market
Japanese snack company Calbee is gearing up for a US marketing campaign for its best-selling Jagarico potato snack in an aggressive drive to increase overseas sales.

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