Hidekona

Obakona's partner Baked sweets with the finest white miso paste

These baked sweets are associated with the Akita folk songs “Akita obako” and “hideko bushi”. The “Obakona” contains brown sugar bean paste, while the “Hidekona” is a baked sweet with white miso bean paste inside.

The cute packaging resembles a festival “happi” costume.

The “Obakona” was wrapped in silver foil, whereas the “Hidekona” was wrapped in gold foil.

Like “Obakona,” it has the feel of a crispy baked good. Although you can’t feel much difference from the outside,

When I cracked it open and looked inside, I found a white miso bean paste. The inside was moist and the outside was browned.

Although it is called white miso bean paste, it does not have much of a miso aroma and has a moderate sweetness to it. It was the kind of bean paste that enhances the rustic flavor of the baked sweets as a whole.