This ice cream product is very popular in Japan. Usually they are vanilla ice cream but this time, they feature chocolate!
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The product name “daifuku” means rice cake. “Daifuku” usually contains sweet bean paste inside but this one has ice cream in it.
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Rice cake won’t be hard but I recommend you keep it on a dish for a few minutes before you eat. You’ll enjoy the softness more!
Taste |
★★★☆☆ Good! Rice cake was so soft! Enjoy it in a warm room! |
Price |
★★★☆☆ Around 150 yen per package. |
Calorie |
★★★☆☆ 77 kcal per “daifuku” (ice cream). 154 kcal per package. |
Easy to get? |
★★★☆☆ I got this at AEON, one of the biggest supermarkets in Japan. If my memory is correct, I didn’t see it last year. So I don’t think this is a regular product. |
Get again? |
★★★☆☆ Probably! |
The ratings above are completely my personal comments, see here for the details.
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The materials may be changed in the future so please check yourself when you try it. And the nutritional indication.
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Remove the lid.
View from above. There are two “daifuku” ice creams!
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Pick up the one.
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View from a little side.
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The bottom view (opposite side).
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View from a different angle.
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Cut in half.
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Got close to it.
2020 Nov.