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[Ohinata Natsumikan] Tart Cookies (21 pieces)
This is a cream made from delicious summer mandarins that have been bathed in the sunlight of Hagi, Sea of Japan, and placed on top of a tart cookie.
We use summer mandarin juice from the castle town of Hagi.
The cute summer mandarin character on the packaging is a popular product from the castle town of Hagi, a representative tourist destination in Yamaguchi Prefecture, and is sure to delight children and women.
Please use it for special occasions, celebrations, birthdays, wedding gifts, souvenirs, and gifts. Gift wrapping is available and nationwide shipping is also available.
Ingredients: Wheat flour (domestically produced), processed oils and fats (vegetable oils and fats, sugar, lactose, whole milk powder, skim milk powder), margarine, sugar, almond powder, chicken eggs, whole milk powder, skim milk powder, summer mandarin juice, salt, emulsifier (derived from soybeans), flavoring, acidulant, leavening agent, coloring (gardenia, carotene), antioxidant (V.E)
Nutritional information: per 100g: 529kcal, protein 5.6g, fat 26.7g, carbohydrates 66.8g, salt equivalent 0.3g (These values are approximate.)
Storage method: Avoid direct sunlight, high temperatures and high humidity, and store in a cool, dark place below 28°C. (The summer orange cream on the surface of the cookies may melt. We recommend storing in the refrigerator during the summer.)
Expiration date: Listed on the product packaging.
From the castle town of Hagi in Yamaguchi Prefecture comes Ohinata Natsumikan, a tart cookie made with summer mandarins. Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, was the first place in Japan to commercially cultivate summer mandarins. Summer mandarin fruits are processed into summer mandarin sweets, which have become a standard souvenir for visitors to Hagi. Hagi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, still retains traces of the Edo period, and as you stroll through the charming streets, you can see yellow summer mandarins peeking out from between the earthen walls. In early summer, you can also enjoy the refreshing scent of summer mandarin flowers.
