Morinaga - Japanese Hi-Chew Strawberry Mochi Candy - 2010 Limited Edition Review

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(More customer reviews)Long lasting chewy taffy with are really intensely great fruit taste.It is not sticky like american taffy and does not end up in the teeth.It is really good.Some really great candy comes out of Japan and this is one of them.

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Hi-chews are a soft and chewy candy from Japan. It has a similar texture to bubblegum but it never loses it's flavor. You get the same great taste in every chew until it melts in your mouth. A wonderfully delicious treat for everyone. Each pack contains 10 individually wrapped pieces.

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Botan Rice Candy 0.75 Oz. Review

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(More customer reviews)This candy is the best and once you have it.. you will always long for it! The candy is wonderful and the rice paper that melts in your mouth is a novelty and delicious. There is a temporary tattoo with these candies. Thank you Amazon.com for making it easier to find!

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Botan Rice Candy box holds 0.75 ounce of chewy rice candy, with an edible rice based wrapper. Yes! You can eat the wrapper. Includes a random sticker inside.

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Kabaya - Mixed Japanese Jade Like Bubble Candies Made with Real Fruit Juice (Apple, Peach & Pineapple) - 3.17 Oz Review

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(More customer reviews)I love to have sushi and have had some of the plum wine on oranges and sour plum and cucumber rolls and wanted to capture that feeling.This candy was exactly what I wanted.It is so light and subtle and does have a nice honey taste as well.The bag was practically a work of art I did not want to open it kind of a rice paper look. I am not someone who likes super sweet candy and this was perfect.It is a plum alcohol and not a plum fruity flavor.I think I will give it as a gift sometime to an adult.It is that elegant. This product is different from Hirano Honey Ume Liqueur Candy in that this one has more of an alcohol liquer flavor.If you do not want that you might try Hirano Honey Ume Liqueur Candy for a much simplier taste.Personally I think both are great just different.I am glad I tried them both.

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Delicious & pretty Japanese hard candy made with real juice!

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Japanese Fruits Daifuku (Rice Cake)-Melon Flavor Review

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(More customer reviews)I love this candy! It has a pleasant, mildly sweet (rice flour) taste and the texture is similar to a powdered, soft gummy bear. The melon flavor is mild and sweet (not sour). This candy may be an acquired taste for someone who is accostumed to mainstream, super-sweet American candy. The texture may take some getting used to and the taste of rice flour may not appeal to some. All that said, I've been trying to find this candy for several years but because I didn't know the name of it, I've been making-do with my memories. Now that I've found a merchant, I plan on buying a stockpile.

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Daifuku is a Japanese confection consisting of a small round mochi (glutinous rice cake) stuffed with sweet filling, most commonly anko, sweetened red bean paste made from azuki beans. Daifuku comes in many varieties. The most common is white, pale green or pale pink colored mochi filled with anko. These come in two sizes, one approximately the diameter of a half-dollar coin, the other palm-sized. Some versions contain whole pieces of fruit, mixtures of fruit and anko or crushed melon paste. Nearly all daifuku are covered in a fine layer of corn or taro starch to keep them from sticking to each other, or to the fingers. Some are covered with confectioner's sugar or cocoa.

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