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A colleague of mine who's from the Netherlands brought these to a workshop:
They are a delight! We couldn't stop ourselves from eating them all in the first day 😅
Edit: typos
You probably just want to follow a standard glaze recipe with confectionery sugar and add red food coloring and Sakura extract.
Like this:
Amoretti Cherry Blossom Extract, 2 Ounce https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00K685AKQ
Guuuuurrrlll, you speak the TRUTH. I love okra in all of its forms, but pickled is the best, IMO. My absolute favorite is Talk O’Texas hot pickled okra. I probably sound like a shill but no lie, I can sit down and eat an entire jar of those babies and still want more.
(OK, technically, that isn’t the truth — my REAL absolute favorite was the hot pickled okra that my grandmother used to make. But the Talk O’ Texas kind is damn close!)
I know bombon has white coconut lollipops that are about the size of dumdums. But the bag I believe is either blue (regular coconut) or green (supercoco).
Seaweed Laver Roll Snack Pack [ Korean Snack ] Crispy Wheat Cracker with Sea Lettuce Algae, Savory Vegan Snack from Korea [ JRND Foods ] 30g https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GL46G99/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_OvZKFb90GX89J
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I think I know what you're talking about - it's pretty much the same thing as what I posted. Was the cream in the middle a little fruity, like mango?
Was it a container like this? https://www.myasiangrocer.com.au/sunflower-crackers-mango-flavor-cream-sandwich-800g/
Maybe different flavors have different colored lids?
EDIT: Amazon has strawberry ones listed, with a red lid: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B005L9BGY4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fab_8omHFbJG8ZW3T
This is it. Those are udon noodles, not ramen, and a piece of abura-age is the standard topping on kitsune-udon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07H2Q151R/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_HGSdFbFNEPAM0
This is a coconut flavored crispy candy that usually comes in a variety pack of candies for Chinese New Year. The variety packs usually also include other flavors like almond, milk, butter, peanut, black sesame, etc. Here is a link to the product on Amazon.
Pinah's Rye Chips are really good too: https://www.amazon.com/Pinahs-Rye-Chips-Original-Ounces/dp/B001QVE0MQ
Unsure how "Pinah's" is supposed to be pronounced; called them "Penis Crackers" when I was a bratty kid.
I took a look at the restaurants in the area and their menus, this is the pesto they show in some gnocci from the Osteria Permalico. If it is what I think, you can even find it in Amazon or other places!
Candied fennel seeds. Usually used as a breath freshener. Don't know why they said it's a topping, I guess you could put it on some sweet stuff
Heh, looks like that exact brand is available on Amazon, though if you have a Japanese grocery anywhere near you I have to imagine they'd have mochi. Azuki is the most common filling, but strawberry seems pretty common. Trader Joe's also carries (or has carried) strawberry mochi ice cream
They're called Red Pocket Candy for its resemblance to Chinese New Year Red Pockets. It's by a company called Garden Foods. https://www.amazon.ca/Chinese-Strawberry-Flavour-Candies-Garden/dp/B008530JFK
Ricola Fresh Pearls came to mind because they match the description of the box and candies themselves, though I can’t find a record of them having ever been sold with stickers.
Are they anything like these? If so, it looks like you can get them off of Amazon or Walmart. Probably available at an Hmart also, if you happen to be near one.
Freezer burn, I'd think, but popcorn and popped grains can be pretty bland if they're unflavored and not fresh.
Sometimes people use unflavored popcorn and popped grains as packing material because they're cheap, biodegradeable, and don't take up much room until they're popped. This looks to me like it was made with a high pressure popcorn popper but I've never seen one in person so take that with a grain of salt.
Here in the us we have the chedder powder you can sprinkle on top of the plain popcorn once it is cooked like This brand with different seasonings or you could go fancy
I used to love cheesy microwave popcorn. What I do now is add cheese powder to any popcorn that I make. I use this one, usually a tablespoon or two is more than enough for a bag. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076TPLFFD/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Perhaps Stauffer's? they make Whales and other animal crackers
Hey I appreciate the effort but there wasn't anything chocolaty about them.
These are about the closest I've been able to find visually: Wholefood Earth Toasted & Malted Wheat Flakes - GMO Free - Vegan - Dairy Free - No Added Sugar, 1 kg https://smile.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08GDHMD28/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_H454ET202NZHY2R4WK49?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Chocos? link
Black goji berries are different from the regular red goji berries.
I love snacks like this! They remind me a lot of Bada Bean Bada Boom baked broad beans which I absolutely love as a quick, healthy snack!
I love snacks like this! They remind me a lot of Bada Bean Bada Book baked broad beans which I absolutely love as a quick, healthy snack!
Could it be Lucky Candy? It's usually given out around the Chinese New Year...
They look like a variation of 龙虾酥糖 or 北京酥糖, usually it comes with a candy coating on the outside and it’s like a peanut layered candy. I couldn’t find that exact brand and version for sale but something like this should be pretty similar. Hope that helps!
Yup that’s what it is
Chinese Lucky Candy (Strawberry Flavour Candies) by Garden - 12.3oz (350g) (Pack of 1) https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B008530JFK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_RGAQY4CEJV6TDZXJ2PH6?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Yup that’s what it is
Chinese Lucky Candy (Strawberry Flavour Candies) by Garden - 12.3oz (350g) (Pack of 1) https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B008530JFK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_RGAQY4CEJV6TDZXJ2PH6?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
So, I did some research. This looks like African yam. If the tuber was not grown locally and isn't waxed, it's highly unlikely to be yuca/cassava. Here's a video that shows both yuca and yam side by side. You be the judge.
I buy my obleas in those South America grocery stores. I’m not Mexican but in my country we eat a lot Obleas with caramel and condensed milk. You can buy them on Amazon
Was it a Cadbury Marvellous Creations bar? They have one with bits of other candy in it.
Sounds like you may be talking about Milka. They make some bizzare flavours and I remember seeing a chocolate with gummy candy when in Ukraine.
Milka Choco Jelly Alpine Milk Chocolate Bar 250 G https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EYUOHME/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_DTFDY32THXBHGKV21JQY
If it's slightly sweet, it could be sushi seasoning like this:
Mizkan Vinegar Sushi Seasoning for Sushi or Salad - 24 fl oz (710ml) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01ICROLXE/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_NRMC3QCHXTS4E5KMQRWB
I really love this stuff in my rice when I'm making basically any kind of rice bowl.
There's also a very vinegar-y sauce they sometimes drizzle on top, usually with red snapper. Unfortunately I don't know what it's called. But it's not really sweet, so my bet is on the sauce I linked.
I found a pink background one on Amazon JP https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/dp/B00EOD3N5S/ref=pd_lpo_1?pd_rd_i=B00EOD3N5S&psc=1
Hope this helps
Agreed with OP, it's this https://www.amazon.com/Jasminoides-Fruit-Traditional-Herbs-Cholesterol-Triglyceride/dp/B00R3H7PCY
a dried gardenia fruit
Although I don't think it’s what you're looking for, there is a calpis soda and concentrate, FYI
Heads up: Costco has a Kirkland brand version of this.
Kendal mint cake from the UK, it’s so strong and minty. Put in another comment but putting it here so OP sees it.
I came here to say this, though no idea if it’s available in the States.
Also, it’s not actually a cake but a type of candy.
Edit: you can Kendal mint cake
Definitely Taiwanese Pineapple Cake. Also Taiwanese pineapples are currently “a thing”. As to the brand, maybe Pan’s Cake? PAN'S CAKE Pineapple Cake (12pcs) Best Taiwanese Gift - Fresh Stock-Taiwan food -iCarry https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0814VN9CX/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_FF7APM12835E453C6XXV
Personally I like Chia Te brand.
My guess is either Kinder Riegel or Kinder Schokolade (also called Kinder Chocolate).
Psst. Buy this. Boil a couple cups of water, add 3-4 tablespoons of sugar (to taste) and 2 tablespoons of mix in a tea infuser (we have a special tea sock for this since we use it so much). Refrigerate that. Top it off when you serve it with half-and-half or cream. We like making only a couple glasses at a time since we don't have a ton of fridge space so this works great.
Is this it https://www.amazon.com/Jelly-Stick-Jar-1000-Gram-Pack/dp/B01N5I9PJA ?
I use to eat this as a kid and I don't think we every had a specific name for it or anything just called it generic "jelly". I still see them at Asian grocers.
Ohhhh you will love these Taiwanese cookie egg rolls (youtube video). They are like a sweeter, crispier, crunchier, rolled-up version of crepe. You can buy them online or in most Asian supermarkets.
In English, I see it translated as Spicy Chile Crisp quite frequently. It could also be called chili oil with crunchy garlic. It's basically just chili oil with extra flavors with something crunchy added to it. I am not sure where you can find that exact brand, but in the US any major Asian grocery store will have a few brand/varieties of it.
Try to go to Asian grocers that are mainly for Chinese for a better selection. I do know Japanese also make this condiment and I personally prefer them over Chinese variations. The one I linked below is less spicy than Chinese ones, but has a more pronounced garlic-y flavor.
Here's the brand I usually buy: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BF028XQ/
I have seen some American brands starting to make this condiment, but I have not tried any, so can not give any recommendation.
The texture, color, and size tells me this is hawthorne, specifically hawthorne sandwiches. It's a common Chinese snack and you can find them in the snack aisle of most Asian food markets. In fact, I actually have some right next to me! It's sweet and chewy, as you said, and can come in multiple varieties (rolled up, flakes, cubes, etc.).
General information: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haw_flakes (shows a different variety) Here's what you're probably looking for: https://www.amazon.com/250g-Candy-Hawthorn-Sweets-Snack/dp/B076HFTG84/
It looks like braseola. It's a bit like the Spanish cured ham but Italian and made from beef instead of pork: braseola
The dryness can varies a lot from brand to brand, some are like dry cured ham and some are tender and more "meaty" in texture. The thinner the slices, the drier it will be usually.
If your supermarket has a Mediterranean section, or a cured meat/deli counter, they might have some. Amazon seems to have some too but it looks a bit overpriced to me amazon - braseola
I found these on Amazon but other than that I don’t see any sea creatures that were made by the major animal cracker producers. Apparently all of the other sea creature shapes were some kind of cheese-flavored goldfish knockoff, so I dont think it’s what you’re looking for.
https://www.amazon.com/Animal-Crackers-Original-4-5oz-127g/dp/B07F5J23YS
Was it just assortment of snacks? If just looking for that type of candy, there's an Amazon link for it. Might be possibly grape as well looking at the reviews.
Was it just assortment of different snacks? It might be possibly grape as I found reviews for it on Amazon for that specific candy Link
This looks like freeze dried corn. Many people grind it up and use it in baked goods or breads. It’s also good for chili’s and soups. They sell it on Amazon.
You are looking for Hershey’s Crunchers Cookies & Cream, I believe. Here’s a link to them on Amazon