Snacks
Cookies, crackers, chips – Japan’s convenience stores are filled with great tasting, albeit strangely named, snacks. Only problem is just when you think you have found the perfect snack, they take it off of the market.
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Can be used as a floatation device
Think of it as a doughnut…
Photo courtesy of M.S.
Found in Japan.
(272 votes, average: 2.74 out of 5)
Loading...When your effect needs moistened
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Chinese breakfast cereal.
(198 votes, average: 4.13 out of 5)Loading...Hint: check the expiration date
It’s just a sandwich, sheesh…
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Found in Hirakata, Japan.
(335 votes, average: 2.92 out of 5)Loading...Fear of frying?
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Found at shop in Narita Airport, Japan.
(332 votes, average: 4.51 out of 5)Loading...Longlasting enjoy!
Very remember!
Photo courtesy of Cengiz Gencer.
Found in Asian grocery store in Sydney, Australia.
(380 votes, average: 4.64 out of 5)Loading...Tastes better going down…
Photo courtesy of Tylor Birthisel.
Found at convenience store in Beipiao, China.
(432 votes, average: 4.68 out of 5)Loading...What’s eating you, Fluffy?
Photo courtesy of Alice Knoebel.
Cat’s snack found in Japan (contains small shrimp).
(385 votes, average: 4.37 out of 5)Loading...Yan Yan Cookie Snacks
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Yan Yan snacks imported from Japan.
(507 votes, average: 4.47 out of 5)Loading...Sorry, I am going to have to drawback these…
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Cookies found in China.
(280 votes, average: 3.91 out of 5)Loading...I have a sweet-tooth for Doug…
Photo courtesy of Brittany Coleman.
(327 votes, average: 3.31 out of 5)Loading...
