Fukuoka and Hakata are famous for mentaiko, but Kururi Kururi Hakata is convenient for young children or casual distribution at work. Seven pieces cost ¥540, and the modest box is easy to carry onto an airplane. Larger boxes of 15 and 24 are also available.
Features of Kururi Kururi
Even Western sweets should reflect their region. These include local flavors such as Fukuoka Amaou strawberries and Yame tea. My seven-piece box contained:
- Amaou strawberry
- Aso Jersey milk
- Yame tea
- Hyuganatsu citrus
- Purple sweet potato
- Ginger
The six flavors use specialties from across Kyushu: Fukuoka, Aso, Miyazaki, Kagoshima, and Kumamoto.
My Review of Kururi Kururi Hakata
The texture is pleasantly crisp. I personally would have welcomed slightly more cream, though preferences vary. Sharing every flavor among a family meant dividing pieces into thirds, which felt a little insufficient. One box per person solves that issue; at an office, one stick may feel modest unless the occasion is casual. Even several boxes are not bulky, and larger sizes make it easy to adjust.
Best Selling Points
Above all, the outer box is stylish and the open assortment is beautiful.
The sweetness is restrained enough for a wide audience, while the colorful appearance delights women and children. It is a highly versatile souvenir.
Kururi Kururi Hakata Product Info, Expiration Date, Manufacturer
| Product Name | Kururi Kururi Hakata |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer / Seller | Morozoff |
| Address | 6-11-19 Mikagehonmachi, Higashinada, Kobe |
| Expiration Date | 120 days from production |
| Place of Purchase | Fukuoka Airport |
| Price | ¥540 |
