Sakura Box - Dagashi Sets Japanese Candy Chocolate Snacks Sweets 50 Pieces (Large)

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The Ichigo Roll (Osaka) is a dessert that is both visually stunning and delicious. The sponge dough is soft and tender, crafted into a vibrant mosaic pattern using shades of pink and white, much like the Sakura petals throughout Japan. The strawberry cream filling is sweet and tangy, perfectly complementing the sponge cake's delicate flavour. While we can’t look forward to a trip to Japan right now, it’s comforting to know we can have a box containing their traditions and culture delivered to our doorstep to enjoy at home. What I liked about my Sakuraco box I am beyond excited to share my experience with Sakuraco, a Japanese sweets and candy box that brings the authentic taste of Japan right to your doorstep. You know me, I love everything Japan and when it comes to Japanese food and Japanese desserts, I'm the first to get excited.

Yokan is a one of the dense desserts from Japan made from sugar, agar and red bean paste (are you sensing a theme here?) Sometimes it can look like chocolate! Sakura Cream Gaufrette (Mie) is a cream sandwich that is not only visually appealing, but also heavenly to the taste buds. The delicate wafer layers of the gaufrette have a stunning cherry blossom pattern, which make it look so delicate and elegant. However, the tendency towards sweet nibbles fits their concept of providing a tea-time experience. | Image credit Honest Food TalksMochi, manju and yokan are types of Japanese wagashi (traditional sweets). They can be served with green tea to prepare the palate. Loved, loved, loved the Sakura arare which reminded me of our trip to Fushimi Inari Shrine. That was the first time I tasted something akin to arare. It was a trip down memory lane. How much does sakuraco box cost The Ogura bread loaf was a family favourite here. I cut it into small slices to ensure we pace ourselves, but I kinda fought my husband for the last bite. I do love azuki bean jam in just about everything, and it reminded me of some Tokyo street foods I love. Sakuraco offers a variety of subscription plans tailored to suit your needs, providing both flexibility and savings. For example, in one month we received Genmaicha sourced from Hokkaido. Meanwhile, during spring, we received an amazingly fragrant sakura tea, which went great alongside their sakura Japanese sweets. Hokkaido Genmaicha, in collaboration with Hagiri. | Image credit Honest Food Talks

Was your Japan trip cancelled? This afternoon tea time in a box is a wonderful way to bridge the gap for now until you’re able to visit in person. You’ll also know which of your favourites to look out for when you’re actually in Japan! As explained, most treats in this mystery box are hard to find in convenience stores. This factor makes the Sakuraco subscription box exclusive, especially for Western audiences. ProsFurthermore, each monthly subscription box has a distinctive theme that aims to provide a unique Japanese tea time experience for you at home. In addition, their subscription boxes always come with traditional home goods which adds to the value. Ultimately, this subscription service provides an exceptional offering at an affordable price.