Summer Sweets Time! Fruta Fruta's Acai & Pitaya Menu Launches at Doutor Coffee Farm & Doutor Coffee Store for a Limited Time

Two dessert items using acai and pitaya (red dragon fruit) from Fruta Fruta Co., Ltd. (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President: Makoto Nagasawa) will be sold at Doutor Coffee Farm and Doutor Coffee Store (Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; President: Masanori Hoshino). The featured products are the 'Mango Asian Pancake Plate' and 'Mango Acai Yogurt'.

The sales will run for a limited time from Thursday, June 4, 2026, until early September.

### Product Information

**'Mango Asian Pancake Plate'** - Price: 1,250 yen (single) / 1,500 yen (set) This Asian-style dish features fluffy pancakes topped with the sweetness of tropical fruits. It is generously topped with mango and banana, accented by pitaya (red dragon fruit). The pitaya used is Fruta Fruta's fully ripened pitaya, frozen instantly to lock in its flavor. Its vivid pink color comes from betacyanin, a type of polyphenol, making it a great choice for beauty- and health-conscious customers.

**'Mango Acai Yogurt' (Contains Honey)** - Price: 880 yen (single) / 680 yen (set) *Save 200 yen when ordered with other sweets or food items. This is the 2026 summer version of the 'Acai Yogurt' that has been released as a limited edition four times since last year. It features mango sauce, yogurt, and granola topped with a generous serving of nutrient-rich acai, mango chunks, ice cream, wolfberries, and banana, making it a satisfying treat.

### Sales Information - Sales Period: June 4, 2026 (Thu) – early September 2026 - Available Stores: 25 Doutor Coffee Farm / Doutor Coffee Store locations - More Details: https://www.doutorcoffeestore.com/ *Prices include tax. Available while supplies last.

### About Fruta Fruta Co., Ltd. Founded in 2002, Fruta Fruta is the pioneer and leading company that first brought acai to Japan. With the philosophy of 'Living with Nature,' they contribute to the development of 'Agroforestry'—farming that creates forests—and aim for a sustainable society where the economy and the environment thrive together. They import Amazonian fruit ingredients, primarily grown through agroforestry, from the Tome-Açu Agricultural Mixed Cooperative (CAMTA) in Brazil for sale to manufacturers and restaurant chains, as well as developing their own product lines.