Japanese Snack Reviews

When I was a very young child, I had a puzzle which was a map of the United States. Each piece was a state and the point was to teach ch...

This box of chocolates came to me courtesy of Skoshbox (gratis). Fujiya would like to have tea with you. No, really. They're talki...

One of the things which has become clear to me since returning to the U.S. is that the market here for snack foods is dramatically differ...

Occasionally, I like to get off my lazy behind and act like I'm a journalist rather than a slacktacular blogger. To that end, I tried...

Donkey's years ago... actually, I don't know what a donkey's year is, but it was actually three years ago, I reviewed Fujiy...

As someone who reviews food in an ersatz "professional" way, I've found out a thing or two about tasting food. One thing is t...

Though I've been late to the Look assorted chocolate collections, I've become a fan. They're firm chocolate shells encasing so...

When I was a child, I used to anthropomorphize everything. To those who didn't study General Psychology, or washed it all out of their ...

"Look" brand chocolates by Fujiya are something that I largely ignored up until I was given the Baskin Robbins chocolates and fo...

I haven't lived in America for quite some time, but I don't recall there being as many cross-company collaborations as I tend to se...