Forest of Sweets #6🍘🍪

Whenever I stop by the Don Quijote around Kannana, the product layout has changed and all sorts of items I've never seen before appear🐧

That orange dressing from the Indo-Nepalese restaurant
The taste wasn't bad
Oyatsu Company has good packaging
Like, [This product is a snack]
I thought they were being kind by writing that, but
It's a world where you have to write things like that
I realize everyone is a mess, body and soul
Receiving a secret message from the packaging
Under control
Too sick

The 'Plenty of Cream' series?
It feels like the density has increased significantly, but the balance might be standard
I've never had Japanese black tea before
The default Lumonde has an extraordinary level of perfection
That thing where you make someone eat a special version to make them understand the default
We are all part-time slaves to Bourbon
The default crispy, crunchy texture
In the end, it's all about the beat
If the beat isn't good, it doesn't lead to a masterpiece, you know
If it becomes cool just with the beat
Then that's already a win

It's Hokkaido again.
And it's the chocolate-infused kind.
It's Ginbis, so there's zero chance of it tasting bad.
Thin biscuit + chocolate infusion.
The passive vibe of Tabekko Biscuits.
The active vibe of chocolate infusion.
It's just too much of a double-win.

The gold packaging catches the eye, but
since Caramel Corn is shaped like a beige beetle larva,
a perfect 'bad jacket' is created where the product is completely overshadowed.
The Japanese chestnut Mont Blanc flavor is moderate.
I wonder if 'Japanese' chestnut or 'Japanese' black tea means they are domestic,
but 'Wa' (Japanese) also means to be at peace.
Please give me some peace of mind.

Yoku Moku-inspired style
I assumed it would be a rock-hard langue de chat to prevent breakage,
so I wasn't expecting much at all,
but I was surprised by how high-level it is for that category.
It's a langue de chat with a texture close to the original,
and the tea aroma is distinct and pleasant.
I think it's quite a masterpiece.