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Meiji - Kinoko No Yama 3.13 Oz
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Meiji - Kinoko No Yama 3.13 Oz
- These mushroom-shaped Japanese chocolate snacks are truly delicious!
- The chocolate 'mushroom' top perfectly complements the biscuit 'stem'
- Once you try these, you'll be addicted! Also, if you like these, try the Takenoko no Sato snacks!
- *Japanese lesson: 'Kinoko' means mushroom in Japanese, 'yama' means mountain
- Net Wt. 3.13 Oz
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Meiji - Kinoko No Yama 3.13 Oz
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- Publisher: Meiji
- Label: Meiji
- Studio: Meiji
- Average Customer Review: based on 9 reviews
- Sales Rank in Gourmet: #16409
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Summary: Mushroom Cookies: 2008-05-13
Comment: I really love these little cookies.
and they bag that they come in, that is inside of the box is so* cute.
They are not too sweet, they are not bland either.
they taste just right!
( I am allergic to chocolate if I eat too much of it, but this cookie comes with just enough chocolate that I can taste it but I don't over do it )
I ordered the three other flavors yesterday so I can try them now :)
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Summary: The most delicious thing from Japan! 2008-04-13
Comment: I grew up eating these wonderful little candies - they are like little pretzel stalks with creamy milk chocolate tops. FANTASTIC flavor.
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Summary: Fun product that also tastes good 2008-01-16
Comment: The first comment I hear when I give someone a box of these cookies is "They're really cute!" Then they try one and say "They're really good!". This was also what I said when my girlfriend first surprised me with a box from a local asian market. Since then, I have shared several boxes with friends, family and coworkers. It's as if no one expects that a cute little novelty cookie could also taste good. There is a reasonable amount of cookies in each box ,so you won't mind sharing a few (33 pcs I just counted, 3.13oz box, approx.3serv.). Ordering from this vendor costs me a little more than purchasing from the local market and shipping adds to that, but one pays for convenience. I have used them in several different gift ideas. One might decorate a cake or garnish a dessert with a few. A fun unique treat.
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Summary: A joke becomes a delicious dream 2007-12-10
Comment: This afternoon I was walking around a Japanese grocery store with a co-worker and I spotted a fanciful container covered with dancing chocolate mushrooms and a small bear with a white mustache. The packaging was so intriguing that I had to purchase a box. My co-worker was surprised at my choice in snacks, to say the least. To our surprise, the chocolate mushrooms were delicious. The chocolate tastes fresh and creamy and the cookie mushroom stalk keeps your fingers free of any chocolate residue. It was a wonderful snack experience which I would highly recommend.
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Summary: one of my favorite chocolate snacks 2007-12-07
Comment: Meiji makes my favorite chocolate (ever!). when i was a kid, i thought i was satisfied with just eating meiji milk chocolate but then they came out with this. the mushrooms are adorable and tasty.
the head of the mushroom is made from meiji's milk chocolate. the chocolate actually has two layers. a darker one on the outside then a lighter one on the inside. then there's the cookie. the cookie tastes like a butter cookie but not that sweet so it is a perfect balance with the chocolate.
highly recommended, great gift for the kids! a must eat! lol
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