Review: Ichigo Chinsuko by Nanpo | Shelf Life, Calories and Price

Okinawa souvenirs

Here we review Nanpo’s Ichigo Chinsuko.

Ichigo Chinsuko is a sweet made by Nanpo.

It is a chinsuko, but it is round like a cookie and bite-sized, which makes it easy to eat.

It is sold at airports and souvenir shops across the prefecture, and you can also buy it on Rakuten and other online stores, so take a look.

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Ichigo Chinsuko

[Ratings]
・Recommended・4.2
・Sweetness・3.8
・Easy to eat・5.0
・Price・5.0
※Ratings are the personal impressions of Okinawa Bookmark

The packaging is cute, and inside there were eight Ichigo Chinsuko.

Ichigo Chinsuko: our impressions

The gentle sweetness of the strawberry and the crisp texture of the chinsuko work well together, and it tasted great.

It is not overly sweet and is easy to eat, so it works well as a souvenir or an afternoon snack.

Break the Ichigo Chinsuko apart and the cross-section looks like the image above.

Parts of the chinsuko were hollow inside.

Ichigo Chinsuko: details

Product nameIchigo Chinsuko
Product typeBaked confectionery
ManufacturerNanpo Co., Ltd.
Manufacturer address3-4-12 Minatomachi, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture
IngredientsWheat flour (produced in Japan), sugar, edible animal fat, shortening, strawberry powder (strawberries from Fukuoka Prefecture) / raising agent, flavoring, coloring (lac). Contains wheat, milk and soy.
Contents・8 pieces
・20 pieces
and other sizes
Best before90 days from production
StorageStore at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, heat and humidity.
Price range270 yen – 1,500 yen (incl. tax)

About the nutrition facts

Nutrition factsPer piece
Energy4.0kcal
Protein0.3g
Fat2.1g
Carbohydrate5.0g
Salt equivalent0.01g

Here are the nutrition facts for Ichigo Chinsuko.

Ichigo Chinsuko is a sweet treat, so the calories are worth a look.

Take a look before you eat.

Summary

Here we covered Ichigo Chinsuko.

Ichigo Chinsuko is known for the gentle sweetness of strawberry and a crisp texture, and it was very good.

It is sold at Naha Airport and at souvenir shops, so if you have not tried it yet, why not give it a go?

Thank you for reading to the end.

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