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Japanese Chocolate Mushroom. The name kinoko no yama literally translates to “mushroom mountain,” presumably giving the impression that the 74g box of mushroom shaped biscuits is your. In japanese 'kinoko' means mushroom in japanese, 'yama' means mountain. Inspired by nature, the crispy biscuit stem capped with rich chocolate on top came after five years of manufacturing trials. Trendsetters, the french, for connecting chocolate and mushrooms into one. The history of kinoko no yama is intertwined with the broader story of japanese candy. Once you try these, you'll be addicted, also, if you like these, try the takenoko no sato snacks. It first appeared in 1975, during a time when chocolate. Kinoko no yama (chocorooms) are a delightfully fun milk and dark chocolate layered snack shaped like mushrooms. The chocolate 'mushroom' top perfectly complements the biscuit stem. Kinoko no yama is a tiny japanese snack made up of a biscuit stem and a milk chocolate mushroom cap, merging the salty flavor of a biscuit with the sweet and bitter notes of chocolate. When the french made chocolate “truffles,” back in the day. Kinoko no yama chocolate clear pocket case file. The origin of mushroom chocolate is unclear, but we can thank the o.g. Kinoko no yama x takenoko no sato chocolate biscuits big pack.

The name kinoko no yama literally translates to “mushroom mountain,” presumably giving the impression that the 74g box of mushroom shaped biscuits is your. The chocolate 'mushroom' top perfectly complements the biscuit stem. In japanese 'kinoko' means mushroom in japanese, 'yama' means mountain. Inspired by nature, the crispy biscuit stem capped with rich chocolate on top came after five years of manufacturing trials. The origin of mushroom chocolate is unclear, but we can thank the o.g. It first appeared in 1975, during a time when chocolate. Trendsetters, the french, for connecting chocolate and mushrooms into one. The history of kinoko no yama is intertwined with the broader story of japanese candy. Kinoko no yama chocolate clear pocket case file. Once you try these, you'll be addicted, also, if you like these, try the takenoko no sato snacks.

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Japanese Chocolate Mushroom The name kinoko no yama literally translates to “mushroom mountain,” presumably giving the impression that the 74g box of mushroom shaped biscuits is your. Kinoko no yama x takenoko no sato chocolate biscuits big pack. In japanese 'kinoko' means mushroom in japanese, 'yama' means mountain. Inspired by nature, the crispy biscuit stem capped with rich chocolate on top came after five years of manufacturing trials. When the french made chocolate “truffles,” back in the day. Kinoko no yama chocolate clear pocket case file. It first appeared in 1975, during a time when chocolate. Kinoko no yama is a tiny japanese snack made up of a biscuit stem and a milk chocolate mushroom cap, merging the salty flavor of a biscuit with the sweet and bitter notes of chocolate. The name kinoko no yama literally translates to “mushroom mountain,” presumably giving the impression that the 74g box of mushroom shaped biscuits is your. Trendsetters, the french, for connecting chocolate and mushrooms into one. The origin of mushroom chocolate is unclear, but we can thank the o.g. The history of kinoko no yama is intertwined with the broader story of japanese candy. Once you try these, you'll be addicted, also, if you like these, try the takenoko no sato snacks. The chocolate 'mushroom' top perfectly complements the biscuit stem. Kinoko no yama (chocorooms) are a delightfully fun milk and dark chocolate layered snack shaped like mushrooms.