[Article updated on July 23]

Summer is finally here🌞

Introducing "Fresh Cream Daifuku" which is delicious when chilled in the summer 😊

This is Saito's special fresh cream daifuku, made with domestically produced glutinous rice flour and a chewy mochi dough.

There are five different flavors available, ranging from Japanese-style to fruity.
The manager's top recommendation for this season is "Passion Fruit" 🤩😍 By the way, the best-selling flavor is "Sesame" 😉

[Fresh Cream Daifuku] (Sold frozen)

🔸 Five varieties: "Bean jam", "Sesame", "Tamagoto", "Cheese", and "Passion fruit"

🔹Each 165 yen (tax included) 🔹Set of 5 1,000 yen (tax included)

🔸 "tsubu an" 165 yen While retaining the flavor of Hokkaido-grown red beans, the bean paste is kneaded to a moderate sweetness and filled with fresh cream, then wrapped in mochi dough made with domestic glutinous rice.

🔸 "Sesame" 165 yen Smooth sesame paste and white bean paste are kneaded together, then filled with fresh cream and wrapped in mochi dough made with domestically produced glutinous rice.

🔸 "Cheese" 165 yen Processed cheese and white bean paste are kneaded using Saito's unique techniques, then filled with cheese cream and wrapped in mochi dough made with domestically produced glutinous rice.

🔸 "Tamago" 165 yen The richly flavored sugar is mixed with white bean paste to create a sweet filling, which is then filled with fresh cream and wrapped in mochi dough made from domestically produced glutinous rice.

🔸 "passion fruit" 165 yen Sweet and sour passion fruit is mixed with white bean paste, filled with cream containing cheese, and wrapped in mochi dough made with domestic glutinous rice.

This product is sold frozen.
◇Storage method/Freezing required (below -18℃)
◇After thawing, store in the refrigerator and consume within 2 days.
*Once thawed, do not refreeze the product as this may damage the flavor.

🔸Reservations are also accepted.

[ Main store ☆ Kamome Terrace 】📞0120-311-514

[Saito Confectionery, maker of Iwate Prefecture's specialty kamomenotamago in Sanriku, Morioka, Kitakami]