Daiheigen
Simple but luxurious, madeleines filled with Hokkaido butter
Gokuraku
Japanese notation "極楽"
It is the first Rokkatei candy I have ever eaten “Gokuraku”, which is a bite-sized brown sugar karintou (Japanese fried dough cookies), and it comes in a very cute package.
It is just the right size and is like a bite-sized karinto that can be easily eaten.
It is flavored with brown sugar, but rather than having a strong sweetness, it is made to be light and to bring out the best of the ingredients.
Each one is bite-sized, so you can eat it quickly and easily.
The texture is like a crispy, light fried rice cracker, with a slightly rustic brown sugar flavor. It was like a nostalgic snack that you can eat with a pop.
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