It retains Jagarico's crunchy texture, with the distinctive savory flavor of takoyaki and a sauce-like aroma. As you keep eating, it really reminds you of freshly made takoyaki from the streets of Osaka.
Jagarico Takoyaki Flavor by Calbee | Review by BobbyJenny
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OKINAWA NANPUDO Co., Ltd. ”YUKISHIO CHINSUKOU”
Since its birth in 2005," Yukishio (snow salt) Chinsukou" has been loved as a standard Okinawa souvenir for more than 15 years. Crispy texture at first. And then moist.
This was my first time trying Okinawa Nanpudo’s Yukishio Chinsukou. At first, I was curious about how it differed from regular Okinawan chinsuko, and after actually trying it, I thought the texture was really unique!
It has a light, crumbly texture at first, then slowly melts in your mouth as you chew, with a subtle snow salt aroma. The sweet and salty flavor is easy to enjoy and isn’t just simply sweet.
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Japan’s classic ice treat, GariGarikun Soda, is a simple yet exceptionally well-crafted frozen treat made with soda-flavored ice on the outside and crunchy shaved ice on the inside. Its defining feature is this two-layer structure, with outer ice and inner shaved ice, allowing you to enjoy two different textures in one bar. Along with its refreshing soda flavor, it is also a long-selling product that has been loved by a wide range of generations, from children to adults, for many years.
Japan’s summer is perfect for a GariGarikun Soda! Its blue appearance looks super refreshing, and when you bite into it, the crisp soda flavor and icy texture instantly cool you down.
It tastes sweet with a subtle soda aroma, and the ice pop itself has a fine shaved-ice texture. Having one in hot weather really cools you down completely!
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Gion Tsujiri "Tsujiri no Sato"
Founded in 1860 as a manufacturer and seller of Uji tea, Gion Tsujiri is the spot for plumes of rich aroma and the taste of tea in Kyoto, a historic tea-producing region, for over 160 years. Recent years at the tea house have seen an all new kind of buzz thanks to the launch of a widened range of matcha sweets. For sweet and tasty souvenirs, look no further than this go-to brand.
Of course, you can’t miss matcha sweets in Kyoto. This time I tried Gion Tsujiri’s Tsujiri no Sato, and I was immediately drawn in by the rich matcha aroma. The matcha flavor is really noticeable!
The cookie has a firm, crisp texture, and the matcha flavor in the center is also very rich. It has a subtle tea aroma and a slightly bittersweet taste, so it isn’t just simply sweet. The more you eat, the more you notice the matcha aroma.
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