Gion Tsujiri Matcha Sweets Gion no Koji 14 Pieces 160 g
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Gion Tsujiri Matcha Sweets – Gion-no-Koji, 14 Pieces, Kyoto Matcha Sweets, Gift Souvenir
Brand: 祇園辻利 (Gion Tsujiri)
Flavor: Matcha
Package Information: Box
Number of Items: 1
Size: 14 pieces
Product Dimensions (Box): H 2.9 x W 5.9 x D 2.9 inches (73 x 150 x 73 mm)
Shelf Life: Approx. 120 days
Ingredients: Egg, milk, wheat
Occasions: Gift, O-bon Festival, Boyfriend/Girlfriend Gifts, Year-end Dress, Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, Grandparent’s Day, Valentine’s Day, White Day
Packaging & Shipping: Product is shipped by Amazon. Note: Individual packaging, wrapping paper, or handbag cannot be provided.
Why You’ll Love It:
Gion Tsujiri Matcha Sweets are elegantly crafted egg-senbei (rice crackers) filled with creamy, rich matcha cream made from Uji matcha. Inspired by the cobblestone streets of Gion in Kyoto, these matcha sweets are a perfect blend of traditional flavors and modern elegance. With 14 pieces per box, it makes for a thoughtful gift or a delightful treat to share during special occasions.
How to Use:
As a Snack: Enjoy them on their own with a warm cup of tea.
As a Gift: Perfect for giving during holidays, festivals, or special occasions.
Pair with Tea: These matcha sweets complement any type of tea, especially green tea, enhancing the matcha experience.
Easy Cleaning for Long-Lasting Performance:
No cleaning required. Simply store the sweets in their original packaging in a cool, dry place to keep them fresh.
Pro Tip:
For an extra treat, pair the Gion Tsujiri Matcha Sweets with a traditional Japanese tea ceremony or while enjoying a cup of matcha latte for the perfect matcha experience.
Handle with Care:
Store the sweets in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Consume within the recommended shelf life to enjoy the full flavor and freshness.
Product Details:
Ingredients: Egg, milk, wheat
Size: 14 pieces per box
Packaging: Box
Shelf Life: Approx. 120 days
Ideal For: Gift giving, O-bon Festival, special occasions, matcha lovers
Made in Japan
