Kit Kat Mini Chocolate Ume Flavor from Nestle Japan
Today when I went on an errand to a store, in the snack aisle I came across a seasonal flavor of Kit Kat Chocolate by chance and instantly thought the flavor is a Japan...
Tagged: Ume Candy
Neriri Ume-Neri: Nobel’s Popular Plum Candy Pellets
“Ume (梅)” is a tree with white or pink blossoms that represents Japan’s winter season and bears fruit like apricots. Referred to as Ume plums in English, the fruit features strong sourness and doesn’t become...
Candy Comparison: Otoko Ume Sheet vs Umeboshi no Sheet
“Ume (梅)” is a tree very familiar to us Japanese which represents Japan’s winter season. It has white or reddish blossoms and is referred to as Japanese apricot in English. Ume trees bear fruit,...
Otoko Ume Candy: Nobel’s Popular Umeboshi Plum Candy
Ume plums are one of the essential ingredients for Japanese candies as well as for Japanese cuisine. As an example, the pickled Ume plums “Umeboshi (梅干し)” is a food that represents Japan. On the other hand,...
Umeboshi Sheet: A New Type of Ume Plum Candy
When it comes to Japanese food that pairs well with plain white rice, the staple of the Japanese, many of us like eating a hot bowl of rice with Umeboshi plums. As you may...
Nobel Otoko Ume Gummy Umeboshi Candy
There are various kinds of sour gummy candies available at supermarkets and convenience stores in Japan as well as in many other countries. Those gummies all get lumped together as sour gummy candy, but...
Ribon Nama Ume Ame Hard Candy with Fresh Plum Paste
“Ume (梅)” is a plum fruit commonly used in Japanese cuisine, and one of the representative Japanese foods made of Ume plums is “Umeboshi (梅干し)“, pickled Ume plums. Ume plums are often used in Japanese...
Lotte Koume Candy: The Most Famous Ume Candy in Japan
Japan has a wide range of foods made with Ume plums, among which the pickled Ume plums, Umeboshi is probably most famous, and in fact many of us Japanese like to eat the salted...
