Soft Salad Senbei Salted Rice Crackers 20 Pieces (Pack of 3)
Kameda Soft Salad is a very well known Japanese snack consisting of a rice cracker seasoned with quality salt from Okinawa, Japan. It is a popular snack among children and adults alike, and one of the best finger foods to go with green tea.
These soft senbei rice crackers may be simple, featuring just two light flavor profiles: rice and salt, but you shouldn’t overlook them. Many times simple is good, and in this case, simple is great.
Soft Salad senbei are a Japanese classic for a reason: they’re delicious. That and they’re incredibly addictive. The satisfying soft crunch, the simple taste of rice, and the ideal level of saltiness all come together in a perfect harmony that makes it near impossible to stop after just one. Thankfully, they come in individually-wrapped packs of two, so you don’t have to!
If you’re looking for a healthy and filling afternoon snack, something that will satisfy your cravings and stop your stomach rumbling, but isn’t packed full of sugar or calories (each pack of two has only 69 calories!) then these are perfect for you!
Details
- Contents: 20 crackers × 3 Bags
- Nutritional information (per 2 crackers): 69kcal, 0.6g protein, 2.5g fat, 11.1g carbohydrates
- Note: Package design may be subject to change without notice.
- Made in Japan
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Soft Salad Senbei Salted Rice Crackers 20 Pieces (Pack of 3)
Kameda Soft Salad is a very well known Japanese snack consisting of a rice cracker seasoned with quality salt from Okinawa, Japan. It is a popular snack among children and adults alike, and one of the best finger foods to go with green tea.
These soft senbei rice crackers may be simple, featuring just two light flavor profiles: rice and salt, but you shouldn’t overlook them. Many times simple is good, and in this case, simple is great.
Soft Salad senbei are a Japanese classic for a reason: they’re delicious. That and they’re incredibly addictive. The satisfying soft crunch, the simple taste of rice, and the ideal level of saltiness all come together in a perfect harmony that makes it near impossible to stop after just one. Thankfully, they come in individually-wrapped packs of two, so you don’t have to!
If you’re looking for a healthy and filling afternoon snack, something that will satisfy your cravings and stop your stomach rumbling, but isn’t packed full of sugar or calories (each pack of two has only 69 calories!) then these are perfect for you!
Details
- Contents: 20 crackers × 3 Bags
- Nutritional information (per 2 crackers): 69kcal, 0.6g protein, 2.5g fat, 11.1g carbohydrates
- Note: Package design may be subject to change without notice.
- Made in Japan
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Kameda Soft Salad is a very well known Japanese snack consisting of a rice cracker seasoned with quality salt from Okinawa, Japan. It is a popular snack among children and adults alike, and one of the best finger foods to go with green tea.
These soft senbei rice crackers may be simple, featuring just two light flavor profiles: rice and salt, but you shouldn’t overlook them. Many times simple is good, and in this case, simple is great.
Soft Salad senbei are a Japanese classic for a reason: they’re delicious. That and they’re incredibly addictive. The satisfying soft crunch, the simple taste of rice, and the ideal level of saltiness all come together in a perfect harmony that makes it near impossible to stop after just one. Thankfully, they come in individually-wrapped packs of two, so you don’t have to!
If you’re looking for a healthy and filling afternoon snack, something that will satisfy your cravings and stop your stomach rumbling, but isn’t packed full of sugar or calories (each pack of two has only 69 calories!) then these are perfect for you!
Details
- Contents: 20 crackers × 3 Bags
- Nutritional information (per 2 crackers): 69kcal, 0.6g protein, 2.5g fat, 11.1g carbohydrates
- Note: Package design may be subject to change without notice.
- Made in Japan
