Description

A grab bag packet of super fresh Kaki no Tane rice crackers and loose peanuts. A common bar snack these crunchy soy flavoured rice crackers have a slight spicy taste and are shaped to look like Japanese persimmon seeds, which is why their name translates as ‘seeds of persimmon’! Great with an ice cold beer, Kaki no Tane rice crackers come in a foil packet, keeping them fresher for longer.

Background

Japanese traditional senbei snacks are made of glutinous rice and come in all sorts of different flavours and shapes. Senbei rice crackers are round whereas arare are slightly smaller and vary in their appearance. Arare rice crackers are often mixed with nuts to create ‘otsumami’ snack foods that go perfectly with alcohol.

How To Use

You can enjoy these arare rice crackers and peanuts in any number of ways:
• Eat on their own as a savoury snack.
• Eat when drinking alcohol for a fusion of savoury flavours.
• Share over tea for an authentic Japanese snack time.