Snacks
Cookies, crackers, chips - Japan’s convenience stores are filled with great tasting, albeit strangely named, snacks. Only problem is just when you think you have found the perfect snack, they take it off of the market.
Go ahead, we dare you…
Bet you cant…
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Sandwich found in Japan.
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Check out the last ingredient!
Got anything with Koala?
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99 Ranch Market is an Asian supermarket in the US.
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Tastes like Yakitori!
Just add water!
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Found at Ingles grocery store in NC, USA.
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Spirit of Okashi
Box of cookies from Hakata, Japan.
Photo courtesy of Max Longhin.
“Okashi” means treats - in this case cookies.
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No, we are serious!
I promise!
Photo courtesy of Web Williams
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