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I got this Hokkaido Candy process cheese together with the Hokkaido smoked cheese.
I find the Hokkaido smoked cheese are more suitable for adults’ consumption because it taste awesome with some chilled white wine, whereas for these Hokkaido Candy Processed Cheese, it is much more suitable for the kiddos.
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I got this pack of Avocado Wasabi chips when I was shopping in the japanese convenience store.
Hmm.. Avocado and wasabi, the only connection I can think of is oh well, they both are green. So a little curious how it will turn out. 🙂
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Hokkaido is always famous for their potatoes, and you can see why there are so many potatoes products from Hokkaido. 🙂
And when I see this pack at Meidiya supermarket, I am drawn to the 3 flavours of potatoes this packet comes with.
Love the purple colors and also how each cubes are tiny, just pop into the mouth with ease. 🙂
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Recently I am in love. 🙂 I fell in love with these miso dressing which is so versatile and tasty.
And the best part is I can whipping up a snack if you want to loose a pound or two haha…
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Just why the title Salty Senbei or Salty rice crackers mean? 🙂
I got this pack of Salty Rice Crackers from Meidya japanese supermarket recently, and thought that it will be a good snack for the office.
These Salty Rice Crackers comes with 2 pieces of crackers which gives you enough kick during the snack attack moments.
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Who doesn’t like Japanese rice crackers, it is something like a stable food for me, haha.. note how I called it food and no longer snack, I just loves the great variety it is available, and for my husband, it seems like he has his own calling.
And that is Kaki no tane, it actually translated as seeds of persimon, the orange fruit with the nice crunchy juicy texture. These mini japanese rice crackers shape like them. 🙂
These are really popular in Japan and also in my household because of how easy to eat, and it usually comes with peanuts, great for drinking session or just a simple snack too.
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After seeing the packet ramen which I recommended, I guess you might want to try cooking it up yourself as it is really simple. 🙂
For me one of the important ingredients is Menma, which is the preserved bamboo shoots, that goes together with the shoyu ramen, love the texture and the flavour which cuts the greasiness of the ramen.
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Most people know about the Ippudo ramen at Mandarin Gallery, but do you know they also sell their Ippudo Hot Sauce at Meidiya? I chanced upon them when I was doing my grocery there, and immediately snap it up, because it says Ippudo Hot Moyashi Sauce. Which is to say Ippudo Hot Sauce for Bean Sprout.
Since it says bean sprout, so I decided to make a salad out of it, I used below ingredients :
Directions :
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Whenever I got to Meidiya Japanese Supermarket, my husband or me will get some mochi home as snack, they have these ready to eat mochi available in the supermarket, actually near the cashier, and we usually get just a pack which is our old favourites, red bean mochi.
So this time round, I thought I will try out something new, and decided to get Ohagi which is basically Japanese Sweet Rice Balls.
Unlike the regular mochi which is made of mochi flour, these sweet rice balls, is really using rice or glutinous rice. So the texture is not as chewy.
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Meidiya Japanese Supermarket is having an Italian Food Fair from now till 18 October 2011.
You will be able to stock up on some wine, cheese, pasta sauce & pasta & some quality olive oil from this fair.
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