22.60zł
60 in stock
Hokaido mix is a mixture of peanuts in batter and rice crackers seasoned with soy sauce, sesame seeds, paprika, and seaweed.
Made from high-quality glutinous rice, it’s a staple on Japanese tables.
| Weight | 0.350 kg |
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Treat yourself to the crispy and sweet goodness of Laura’s Otap Sugar Biscuits. These delightful biscuits are carefully crafted to perfection, with a crispy texture and a generous coating of sugar on top.
A fun medley of peanuts, corn bits, U.S. grade green peas, and cornick, in ORIGINAL FLAVOR it has everything you want in a snack pack and more! With its contrasting flavors and textures that blend in happy harmony, DING DONG spells the ultimate surprise in snacking experience.
Treat yourself to the crispy and sweet goodness of Laura’s Otap Sugar Biscuits. These delightful biscuits are carefully crafted to perfection, with a crispy texture and a generous coating of sugar on top.
Fudgee Barr Milk Flavor is a rich moist cake and has a delicious milky custard filling that gives you the same real cake experience. Experience over the top fun and deliciousness with Fudgee Barr!
Cupp Keyk is made from rich and delicious cake, made even more special with enjoyable toppings. Make simple bonding moments with the family extra special with Cupp Keyk.
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Fudgee Barr Salted Caramel is a rich moist cake that has a hint of salt and delicious caramel cream filling that gives you the same real cake experience. Experience over the top fun and deliciousness with Fudgee Barr!
Cheez-It Cheese-flavored Crackers is a cracker snack that is highly popular among Filipinos because of its rich cheese powder coating.
Ingredients: Wheat flour, vegetable oil (partially hydrogenated &/or hydrogenated coconut, palm, palm kernel or blends), sugar, milk powder, baking soda, salt, artificial butter flavor, yeast, natural color.
Our classic Lemon Square Cheese Cake® is a cupcake that is baked with real, fresh ingredients and follows the same delicious recipe for over 35 years kaya siksik sa milky cheese sarap!
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