Kinoko No Yama
by Meiji
Impact
Japanese lesson: 'Kinoko' means mushroom; 'yama' -- mountain.
Here's more: these tamagotchis or 'toy'-like pieces, shaped as mushrooms, follow a sweet sloping course up to the roof of the mouth.
Kawai ('cute')
Here's more: these tamagotchis or 'toy'-like pieces, shaped as mushrooms, follow a sweet sloping course up to the roof of the mouth.
Kawai ('cute')
Appearance 4.5 / 5
| Color: | Darkish-Milk chocolate caps with "Dark"-White stems |
| Surface: | 3D-like printing of chocolate truffle mushrooms |
| Temper: | true to life |
| Snap: | n/a |
Aroma 8.4 / 10
vanilla malt shake
Mouthfeel 12.1 / 15
| Texture: | micro-crunch |
| Melt: | sticky |
Flavor 36.3 / 50
wafer / speculoos dominates, chocolate simply lends in building body texture
Quality 13.5 / 20
Meiji, the manufacturer of the very respectable 100% Chocolate Café, reverts to its more mainstream confectionary line here.
Chocolate 'mushroom' cap tops the biscuit 'stem' in a cute cookie affair.
INGREDIENTS: sugar, wheat flour, cocoa mass, palm oil, shortening, cocoa butter, whole milk powder, malt extract, salt, condensed milk powder, baking powder, skim milk powder, yeast cream powder, emulsifier lactose, artificial flavor
Reviewed September 15, 2015
Chocolate 'mushroom' cap tops the biscuit 'stem' in a cute cookie affair.
INGREDIENTS: sugar, wheat flour, cocoa mass, palm oil, shortening, cocoa butter, whole milk powder, malt extract, salt, condensed milk powder, baking powder, skim milk powder, yeast cream powder, emulsifier lactose, artificial flavor
Reviewed September 15, 2015