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Hello Kitty Assorted Cookie Tin is Made in Japan

    Introducing the all-new Hello Kitty Assorted Cookie Tin, a delightful holiday offering brought to you by Bourbon Foods USA. Hello Kitty-themed treats that are sure to please both the eyes and the taste buds.

    Nissin Cup Noodles goes gamer-friendly with new noodles

      Nissin has made an exciting foray into the world of gaming, unveiling two unique snacks specifically designed to cater to the needs and preferences of gamers. Their latest offerings, are the “Gaming Cup Noodles” and “Gaming Curry Meshi.”

      Japanese YouTuber LowIQ creates a literal edible sponge cake

        There is nothing more disgusting than a dirty old sponge in your sink. Japanese YouTuber and content creator LowIQ specializes in creating a literal sponge cake to resemble a dirty dish and smeared with whipped cream as dish soap. Let them eat dish soap and gunk!

        Japan’s Patisserie Rakkansha concocts cakes in transparent cans

          Well, it is true you can have your cake and eat too. Japan’s Patisserie Rakkansha is selling cakes in a can. Just imagine a transparent cola can with a cake squashed inside. You can pick from cake flavours like Blueberry and Fresh Cream Chiffon Cake, Strawberry and Fresh Cream Chiffon Cake and Citrus and Fresh Cream Chiffon Cake. Those of age can treat themselves to an “Adult Tiramisu” option with a little more zing to it.

          Taiyaki: Japanese fish-shaped cake

            These delightful faux fish are made from pancake batter and sandwiched together with sweetened azuki beans or custard. The Japanese treat is known as Taiyaki, it is just a waffle in the shape of a fish with custom filling.

            Cola-Cola Clear

              Japan is getting Coca-Cola Clear. Enjoy the same taste without the brown caramel coloring that you have grown accustomed to.

              Getting mushy: Choke-proof food for Japanese elderly

                Did you know that in Japan more people die from choking on food than from car accidents? Scientists are making choke proof food in Japan to help stop the epidemic.
                “Engay is Japanese for “swallowing”, something that can become increasingly difficult as people age: more Japanese now die each year from choking than in traffic accidents.”