#菊花せんべい — Public Fediverse posts
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One sweet in great demand at this time of year, and one that Nao-san finally got her hands on, is 'Kikuka Senbei' (菊花せんべい), a speciality of Moroeya (諸江屋) in Kanazawa.
The sweet rice crackers, moulded into the shape of chrysanthemum heads, are lightly flavoured with ginger.
#chrysanthemum #sweets #Japan #Kanazawa #Moroeya #諸江屋 #senbei #せんべい #菊花せんべい
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One sweet in great demand at this time of year, and one that Nao-san finally got her hands on, is 'Kikuka Senbei' (菊花せんべい), a speciality of Moroeya (諸江屋) in Kanazawa.
The sweet rice crackers, moulded into the shape of chrysanthemum heads, are lightly flavoured with ginger.
#chrysanthemum #sweets #Japan #Kanazawa #Moroeya #諸江屋 #senbei #せんべい #菊花せんべい
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One sweet in great demand at this time of year, and one that Nao-san finally got her hands on, is 'Kikuka Senbei' (菊花せんべい), a speciality of Moroeya (諸江屋) in Kanazawa.
The sweet rice crackers, moulded into the shape of chrysanthemum heads, are lightly flavoured with ginger.
#chrysanthemum #sweets #Japan #Kanazawa #Moroeya #諸江屋 #senbei #せんべい #菊花せんべい
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One sweet in great demand at this time of year, and one that Nao-san finally got her hands on, is 'Kikuka Senbei' (菊花せんべい), a speciality of Moroeya (諸江屋) in Kanazawa.
The sweet rice crackers, moulded into the shape of chrysanthemum heads, are lightly flavoured with ginger.
#chrysanthemum #sweets #Japan #Kanazawa #Moroeya #諸江屋 #senbei #せんべい #菊花せんべい
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One sweet in great demand at this time of year, and one that Nao-san finally got her hands on, is 'Kikuka Senbei' (菊花せんべい), a speciality of Moroeya (諸江屋) in Kanazawa.
The sweet rice crackers, moulded into the shape of chrysanthemum heads, are lightly flavoured with ginger.
#chrysanthemum #sweets #Japan #Kanazawa #Moroeya #諸江屋 #senbei #せんべい #菊花せんべい
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One sweet in great demand at this time of year for tea gatherings, and one that Nao-san finally got her hands on, is 'Kikuka Senbei' (菊花せんべい), a speciality of Moroeya (諸江屋) in Kanazawa.
The sweet rice crackers, moulded into the shape of chrysanthemum heads, are lightly flavoured with ginger.