Here we review Yukishio Sando.
Yukishio Sando has cute packaging and is easy to eat.
It uses Yukishio salt from Miyakojima, and it is known for its crunchy texture and white chocolate.
It is sold at Naha Airport and at souvenir shops, so look out for it when you are in Okinawa.
Yukishio Sando
Yukishio Sando comes in the following pack sizes,
- 6 pieces
- 12 pieces
It is reasonably priced and keeps at room temperature, which makes it a good souvenir choice.
Open the box and it looks like the image above.
Yukishio Sando: our impressions
Yukishio Sando is crisp on the outside with white chocolate inside, and very easy to eat.
It is not very sweet, and you can taste the grainy texture of the Yukishio salt.
In short, the crunchy texture and the white chocolate are hard to resist.
Break the Yukishio Sando in two and it looks like the image above.
Yukishio Sando: details
| Product name | Yukishio Sando |
| Product type | Quasi-chocolate confectionery |
| Distributor | Paradise Plan Co., Ltd. Address: 870-1 Kugai, Hirara, Miyakojima City, Okinawa Prefecture |
| Ingredients | Quasi-chocolate (produced in Japan), wheat flour, margarine (edible oils, cultured butter, butter oil, others), egg, sugar, corn flakes, almond powder, vegetable oil, food product mainly composed of dairy ingredients, milk, salt, processed fat product / emulsifier, raising agent, sorbitol, flavoring, carotenoid color. Contains wheat, egg, milk, almonds and soy. |
| Contents | ・6 pieces |
| Best before | Printed on the upper side of the box |
| Storage | Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, heat and humidity |
| Price range | Per box: 1200 yen〜2300 yen (incl. tax) |
About the nutrition facts
| Energy | 103kcal |
| Protein | 1.1g |
| Fat | 6.5g |
| Carbohydrate | 10.0g |
| Salt equivalent | 0.15g |
Here are the nutrition facts for Yukishio Sando.
If you are watching your calories, take a look before you eat — this is a sweet treat.
Summary
Here we covered Yukishio Sando.
An easy-to-eat sweet known for its crunchy texture and white chocolate.
It is a popular souvenir, so why not give it a go?
Thank you for reading to the end.
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