Here we review Kokuto Chocolat Tororu.
Kokuto Chocolat Tororu is made and sold by Okashigoten in Yomitan Village, Okinawa, and it is sold at airports, roadside stations and souvenir shops.
In 2018 it was chosen for the top Excellent Okinawa Product award, and it is a popular souvenir.
Kokuto Chocolat Tororu

Open the box and the Kokuto Chocolat Tororu are neatly arranged inside.
The number of Kokuto Chocolat Tororu also varies by box:
- 6 pieces
- 8 pieces
- 12 pieces
are the sizes available.
The pack sizes are finely divided, which makes it easy to pick the one you want.
Kokuto Chocolat Tororu: our impressions

The image above shows Kokuto Chocolat Tororu after opening the wrapper.
It is not especially large — I did not measure it, but it feels about 8 cm across.

With Kokuto Chocolat Tororu, the chocolate spreads through your mouth first and the brown sugar flavor follows.
Nicely sweet, with a cookie-like shell and a molten chocolate center.

As you can see in the image above, the inside is filled with molten chocolate and the outside is coated in a cookie-like dough.
Kokuto Chocolat Tororu: details

| Product type | Baked confectionery |
| Manufacturer | Okashigoten Co., Ltd. |
| Manufacturer address | 657-1 Uza, Yomitan Village, Okinawa Prefecture |
| Ingredients | Quasi-chocolate (produced in Japan), wheat flour, processed brown sugar, butter, food product mainly composed of dairy ingredients, powdered sugar (sugar, oligosaccharide), starch, almond powder (almonds, starch, soy protein), sweetened egg yolk (egg yolk, sugar), egg, cocoa powder, brown sugar syrup, salt / modified starch, emulsifier, caramel color, raising agent, flavoring. Contains wheat, egg, milk, soy and almonds. |
| Contents | ・6 pieces ・8 pieces ・12 pieces |
| Best before | 120 days |
| Storage | Store away from direct sunlight, heat and humidity |
| Price range | Per box: 540 yen-2000 yen (incl. tax) |
About the nutrition facts

| Energy | 70kcal |
| Protein | 0.8g |
| Fat | 3.7g |
| Carbohydrate | 8.2g |
| Salt equivalent | 0.04g |
Here are the nutrition facts (per piece) for Kokuto Chocolat Tororu.
If you are watching your calories, take a look before you eat — this is a sweet treat.
Summary

Here we covered Kokuto Chocolat Tororu.
Kokuto Chocolat Tororu is a popular souvenir, loved by locals and visitors alike.
When you are in Okinawa it is sold at Naha Airport and other 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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