Right now, Sugar Butter Sand is being sold at Hanshin Nishinomiya.
It’s on the 1st floor of Hanshin Nishinomiya Station. Go in through this entrance…
Walk straight a little, and it’s on your left.
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Sugar Butter Tree. It’s being sold for a limited time, from November 13(Wed) to 11/19(Tue).
It has wood-grain patterned cereal dough (whole wheat, rye, and wheat) sandwiching white chocolate.
It’s the one with that crunchy texture. This snack’s bite is truly one of a kind. Nearby, I think it was only sold at Hankyu Umeda or Hankyu Takatsuki
So now, I’d like to share my taste impressions.
Oh, they have other varieties too.
Cream cheese aroma. Tiramisu style! Tiramisu style!?
The scent of cheese comes through softly! I might love this!!
The cookie part has just a slight coffee flavor, and the way it creates just the right sweetness is god-tier. The cheese flavor is just right too
Don’t worry, there’s also a set sold with the regular Sugar Butter Tree.
This is rare too. They’re also selling a bite-size item called “Sugar Butter Tree Nuts.”
It comes in this cute bag.
The moment you open it, the soft aroma of almonds comes through clearly.
Even more overwhelmingly bite-sized than bite-size gyoza.
A super crunchy cereal feel! This would definitely go perfectly with coffee.
The famous Osaka Nakazakicho cafe “Taiyo no Tou” pastry shop made its first appearance at the same sales area in Hanshin Nishinomiya. They’re sold at Hanshin Umeda Main Store too
This is “Taiyo no Kankan mini.” Since it’s Hanshin Department Store, it’s the Hanshin Tigers version.
It’s properly approved by the Hanshin Tigers. Also, that sticker is nice
The tins with Toracky, Keeta, and Lucky are so cute.
Look at this fluffy texture!! It’s a sweet called polvoron
Crunchy, crumbly, melt-in-your-mouth. Also, this goes amazingly well with coffee too
If you can say polvoron 3 times while eating it, send the video to Nishitsu! We’ll post it!
Oh, right.
So there you have it.
Sugar Sand you can only buy right now, and crisp Taiyo no Tou sweets. If you stop by Hanshin Nishinomiya, be sure to check them out. And don’t forget the coffee!
