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Soft and chewy. Good snacking
I sometimes buy it as a treat. The matcha bean paste is delicious.
For New Year's. I love matcha.
Mochi is soft and chewy. The left side is red bean paste filling, the right is supposed to be matcha. Love the red bean paste. Matcha one doesn’t really taste like matcha, it just tastes sweet. Still good though. Would probably reorder, or just get the red bean one.
SUPER yummy! Not a strong matcha flavor though. Dough is soft and chewy, filling is mildly sweet. So satisfying to eat.
I personally love daifuku. Even though I don’t like the taste of matcha, I still think this daifuku is good. The mochi is very soft, the filling is sweet enough, and it tastes even better when it’s cold.
The taste is sweet, and the red bean filling has no taste
Too sweet, the matcha flavor is very light, but very chewy
Both the red bean paste and green tea flavors taste the way they’re advertised. However, the red bean paste flavor is extremely sweet, much more so than the green tea flavor. The red bean paste has a slightly gritty texture, but that’s to be expected. Both flavors are covered in a white powder I assume to be some sort of starch. It’s very messy to eat but washes out easily. Overall very good, even if very sweet.
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- Soft and chewy. Good snacking
- I sometimes buy it as a treat. The matcha bean paste is delicious.
- For New Year's. I love matcha.
- Mochi is soft and chewy. The left side is red bean paste filling, the right is supposed to be matcha. Love the red bean paste. Matcha one doesn’t really taste like matcha, it just tastes sweet. Still good though. Would probably reorder, or just get the red bean one.
- SUPER yummy! Not a strong matcha flavor though. Dough is soft and chewy, filling is mildly sweet. So satisfying to eat.
- I personally love daifuku. Even though I don’t like the taste of matcha, I still think this daifuku is good. The mochi is very soft, the filling is sweet enough, and it tastes even better when it’s cold.
- The taste is sweet, and the red bean filling has no taste
- Too sweet, the matcha flavor is very light, but very chewy
- Both the red bean paste and green tea flavors taste the way they’re advertised. However, the red bean paste flavor is extremely sweet, much more so than the green tea flavor. The red bean paste has a slightly gritty texture, but that’s to be expected. Both flavors are covered in a white powder I assume to be some sort of starch. It’s very messy to eat but washes out easily. Overall very good, even if very sweet.
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