Here we review Nanpo’s Salted Black Bitter Chinsuko.
Salted Black Bitter Chinsuko is a chinsuko 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.
Salted Black Bitter Chinsuko

The packaging is cute, and inside there were eight Salted Black Bitter Chinsuko.
Salted Black Bitter Chinsuko: our impressions

A chinsuko with the gentle sweetness of bitter chocolate and a slight crunch of salt — it tasted great.
It is also moister than a standard chinsuko, so it does not dry out your mouth all at once.
It works well as a souvenir or as an afternoon snack.

Break the Salted Black Bitter Chinsuko apart and the cross-section looks like the image above.
A small part of the chinsuko was hollow inside.
Salted Black Bitter Chinsuko: details

| Product name | Salted Black Bitter Chinsuko |
| Product type | Baked confectionery |
| Manufacturer | Nanpo Co., Ltd. |
| Manufacturer address | 3-4-12 Minatomachi, Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture |
| Ingredients | Wheat flour (produced in Japan), edible animal fat, sugar, shortening, maltose, rye flour, cocoa powder, chocolate, salt (produced in Okinawa Prefecture) / modified starch, raising agent, flavoring, emulsifier. Contains wheat, milk and soy. |
| Contents | ・8 pieces ・20 pieces and other sizes |
| Best before | 90 days from production |
| Storage | Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight, heat and humidity. |
| Price range | 270 yen – 1,500 yen (incl. tax) |
About the nutrition facts

| Nutrition facts | Per piece |
| Energy | 4.0kcal |
| Protein | 0.3g |
| Fat | 2.3g |
| Carbohydrate | 4.4g |
| Salt equivalent | 0.0g |
Here are the nutrition facts for Salted Black Bitter Chinsuko.
Salted Black Bitter Chinsuko is a sweet treat, so the calories are worth a look.
Take a look before you eat.
Summary

Here we covered Salted Black Bitter Chinsuko.
Salted Black Bitter Chinsuko is moister than a standard chinsuko, 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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