(Promotion) Japan Premium Kinoko no Yama Japanese Chocolate Candy Snacks

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weighs approx 94gms per box 😍🤤👍🏻

The history of Kinoko no Yama goes back to 1975, when Meiji, currently a subsidiary of Meiji Holdings, started selling one of the first chocolate snacks in Japan. The concept of chocolate snacks itself was quite new back then when chocolate was most commonly consumed as simple bars. Takenoko no Sato entered the market four years later and the two chocolate snacks haven’t lost their popularity for over 30 years.

Kinoko no Yama ( きのこの山 ), branded as Chocorooms in the United States, is a Japanese snack food produced by Meiji Seika. It is made in the shape of little mushrooms. Kinoko means " mushroom " and yama means " mountain ". The " stem " of the mushroom is made of a biscuit-type cookie and the top is made of chocolate. Although chocolate is the most common flavour, it may come in many other flavours.

 THE INSIDE SCOOP: JAPANESE CHOCOLATE CANDY SNACKS TO TRY

 🍄No.1:  Meiji Kinoko no Yama Japanese Mushroom Chocolate🍫

 Japanese Chocolate Mushrooms come in several flavours including:

 Milk Chocolate Strawberry and Chocolate

 Fun Fact: These are called Chocorooms in America!


🎍No.2: Meiji Takenoko No Sato Chocolate Snacks🍫

The Japanese Chocolate snack in position two is the sister snack to the Kinoko no Yama biscuits.

These Japanese treats are shaped like bamboo shoots instead but have the same crunchy texture and taste.

Did you know Takenoko no Sato means “ the village of bamboo shoots ”?

 One package has about 32 tiny bit-sized cookies 🍪🍬😋


🍓No.3: Apollo Japanese Strawberry Chocolate Candy🍫🛸

Did you know these adorable Strawberry tipped Chocolates were named after the Apollo space mission?

Actually, the company already owned the trademark but when these came off the production line looking like a spacecraft, what else could they call them?

It was the perfect match!

Try one – there’s a strawberry flavoured creme inside.

Yum! 😜