Okayama Momoko Momo-manju
Sweet bun with puree of "Shimizu Hakutō" from Okayama Prefecture
Kurashiki Okara Cookies
Japanese notation "倉敷おからクッキー"
“Kurashiki Okara Cookies” made by TETE in Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture, are organic cookies made from raw okara, a Japanese soybean product.
The package design is designed to renew the image of okara. Okara” is a healthy food with low calories, high protein, high calcium content, and rich in dietary fiber.
The cookies were rectangular in shape, with a rather hard texture, and looked like whole wheat flour dough, but it was a wonder that they were made from “okara” (bean curd).
The cookies are made with organic ingredients and look somewhat healthy.
The texture is quite hard, but you can taste the flavor of okara (bean curd), and it is crunchy and healthy. It is not too sweet, but it is the perfect snack when you are a little hungry. It is interesting that okara can be arranged in this way and eaten as a snack.
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