3 Classic Unique Japanese Cheese Snacks
Cheese works well with many foods and is often used for snacks.In fact, there are a bunch of snacks made with cheese in Japan.For example, My favorite Japanese potato chips, Calbee Pizza Potato (Amazon.com)...
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4 Must-Try Foods sold at Convenience Stores in Japan
Convenience stores handle a wide range of foods effectively, which reflects the food culture of each country, so you could not find your favorite convenient foods unique to your country at convenience stores in...
Glico Cheeza – Best Japanese Cheese crackers known as Otsumami
It’s started to enter into the summer season for chilled beer recently in Japan.When we Japanese think of snack foods for beer, the word, “Otsumami (おつまみ)”, occurs to our mind.The Japanese word, Otsumami (おつまみ), actually...
Ika no Sugata Fry – Classic deep-fried Japanese squid crackers
Summer is nearly upon us.It’s a season for chilled beer.When we drink beer, we Japanese usually prepare ‘Otsumami (おつまみ)’, which means finger foods and nibbles that are eaten along with beer. If I give some typical...
Glico Cratz – One of the best Japanese beer snacks
When it comes to Japanese beer snacks, dried squid snacks, including Surume, Saki-ika and Noshi-ika, are representatives of the genre. In addition, there are a bunch of snacks that go well with beer in...
3 Types of Japanese dried squid snacks (Surume, Noshi-ika, Saki-ika)
I think Surume (するめ) is one of the most famous Japanese squid snacks in the world.Surume is a dried squid that is commonly eaten in Japan as a finger food for alcoholic drinks. In...
Chiitara – Fish cheese snacks known as a popular Otsumami in Japan
Have you ever heard of Otsumami?, or do you know the meaning of the Japanese word? We Japanese call the snack foods eaten as accompaniments to alcoholic drinks ‘Otsumami (おつまみ)’.In short, the Japanese word...
Atarime and Surume – Traditional Japanese dried squid snack foods
Do you know what the 2 Japanese food names, Atarime (あたりめ) and Surume (するめ), mean? Atarime and Surume – They are the same thing Actually, the 2 Japanese words have the same meaning.Atarime and...
