Japanese Snacks

OoTmaster

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• #1

I've recently started getting a box of Japanese snacks from a company called Tokyo Treat. I've found it to be a bit of a mixed bag of things I enjoy and things I don't. I got a cream stew ramune this last time I really didn't like for example and I really like Shimi Chocolate Corn snack. What are Japanese snacks you like or dislike or think are odd?

 

KyushuWoozy

Sempai

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13 Dec 2015

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• 8 Dec 2016

• #2

I love sembei (rice crackers) because as well as being tasty they are, unlike most snacks, pretty healthy:

Are Japanese Rice Crackers Healthy? | LIVESTRONG.COM

 

WonkoTheSane

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12 May 2013

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Outside my local JR station is a guy in a van who sells these little fish shaped donut type things filled with various fillings.

Delicious!

 

Lothor

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26 Sep 2015

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• #4

Loads of good stuff for 100-200 yen in Japan. Yakitori, croquettes, harumaki, onigiri and, as KyushuWoozy said, sembei. I've got a weakness for bakauke sembei.

 

Mike Cash

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15 Mar 2002

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• 9 Dec 2016

• #5

WonkoTheSane said:

Outside my local JR station is a guy in a van who sells these little fish shaped donut type things filled with various fillings.

Delicious!

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