Ramune candies in a garland bag ⋅ Kasugai ⋅ 28g

Name: Ramune candies in a garland bag ⋅ Kasugai ⋅ 28g
Brand: Kasugai
SKU: 1012177
Price: 2.60 EUR
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Marque : Kasugai

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⋅ Contains more than 15 different fruits and vegetables
⋅ Enriched with calcium to support children’s bone development
⋅ Includes 4 individual packets per garland
⋅ Perfect for decorating cakes and pastries

Colorful sugar candies with a crunchy texture, featuring grape and orange flavors. They are made by rolling and coating sugar in large cauldrons over several days, creating the distinctive features of konpeitô: the small spikes that form during the manufacturing process, called "tsuno," which give these candies their crunchy texture. These candies contain 15 different fruits and vegetables and are enriched with calcium. Their individual packaging allows you to enjoy a sweet treat on any occasion, whether at work, while traveling, or during a tea ceremony, paired with matcha or green tea. Their sweet taste perfectly balances the bitterness of matcha, creating a harmony of flavors that enhances the tea experience.

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Kasugai Seika, founded in 1928 in Nagoya’s Nishiku district, is a renowned Japanese confectionery company known for combining tradition and innovation. Driven by a constant pursuit of quality, it has expanded its production over the years to offer candies, chocolates, snacks, and flagship products such as the famous “Frutia Gummy Series” gummy range. Launched in 1990 and renewed in 2020, this series, made with real fruit juice, offers rich flavors and a soft texture, evoking the sensation of biting into a piece of fruit. Enjoyed in more than 40 countries, it embodies Kasugai’s commitment to capturing the essence of natural flavors.