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Asian candy is a broad term for a variety of confectionery items that originate from different regions across Asia. They have distinct flavors and ingredients such as matcha, red bean, sesame, and lychee.

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Some Asian candies are gluten-free, but it's always best to check the ingredients as some may contain wheat or other gluten-containing grains.

Yes, there are halal-certified Asian candies available in the market. You may need to check the product packaging for certification details.

The shelf life varies for different types of Asian candies, but generally, they can last for a few months to a year when stored properly.

White Rabbit Creamy Candy is a brand of milk candy from China. It is white, chewy, and wrapped in a thin layer of edible rice paper.

Mochi candy is a Japanese sweet that consists of a chewy rice cake (mochi) typically filled with sweetened bean paste and sometimes coated in powdered sugar or cornstarch.

Yuzu candy is a Japanese sweet that is flavored with yuzu, a citrus fruit that has a unique flavor, a cross between sour mandarin and lemon.

Some popular types of Asian candy are matcha candies, white rabbit creamy candy, haw flakes, mochi, and yuzu candy.

Some Asian candies are vegan, but not all. It's important to read the ingredients as some may contain gelatin or other animal products.

Matcha candy has a unique taste that is slightly bitter, sweet, and has a rich green tea flavor.

Some Asian candy manufacturers make sugar-free options, however, the availability may vary depending on the location.

Asian candies should be stored in a cool dry place, away from sunlight. Some candies may require refrigeration after opening.

Haw flakes are Chinese sweets made from the fruit of the Chinese hawthorn. They come in disc-shapes, are sweet and slightly tart, and are often used in traditional Chinese medicine.

Like any type of candy, consuming too much Asian candy could lead to weight gain, cavities, and other health issues if eaten in excess.

Yes, there are kosher Asian candies. However, it's always good to check the product packaging for a kosher certification symbol.