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Taiho Senbei – Sweet milky sable-like crackers
Hokkaido
Taiho Senbei – Sweet milky sable-like crackers by Hase Seika
3.2
Rating 3.2 · 1 review from Japanese buyers

[ Taste: 4.0 Value: 3.0 Volume: 4.0 Design: 3.0 Portability: 3.0 Shelf life: 2.0 ]

Senbei (rice crackers) made in Teshikaga, Hokkaido, named after the great sumo yokozuna Taiho. The eye-catching package features a large image of Taiho, and the taste is sweet and milky, with a texture closer to a sable cookie than a senbei.

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What Japanese buyers say

The one reviewer says these crackers from the hometown of sumo champion Taiho come in a bold package featuring him and taste sweet and milky, more like a sable (butter cookie) than a senbei; they found it good but rated value and shelf life lower.

Summary of 1 review posted on the Japanese site.

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