Japanese Snack Reviews

This gummy's packaging lets you know very well that it's made for kids, especially those who think they need to put up a peace s...

Nuts, corn flakes, bananas, wafers, rice puffs and crisps, potato chips, coffee beans, and grasshoppers. No, this is not a game of ...

You probably don't know this, but the packaging on this candy is attempting to pander to different regional audiences. You also prob...

This gummi candy is the odd couple of candies. First of all, it uses " framboise " for raspberry which is like using "...

Image from Kanro. One of my friends recently remarked on Facebook that part of the process of making gummi candy involves boiling anim...

I once sat down and tried to organize lists of seasonal flavors in Japan. In fact, one day, this list will make it into some sort of blo...

Candy makers speak in a sort of code. As children, we come to understand this code, but, as an adult, I had completely forgotten about t...

When I was growing up, there were basically two types of oranges in my life, navels and tangerines. Of course, there were more types of o...

This flavor of gummy is part of Pure's "wild pure" line. The thing that makes them "wild", apparently, is the ko...

It's interesting to realize that I've had two "Pon Juice" products , but I've never seen nor sampled the juice itself...