きな粉餅
きな粉 (Kinako Roasted Soybean Flour)
餅(Mochi: Rice Cake)
餅(Mochi: Rice Cake)
Students' Impressions and Comments
Alyshia

It wasn't like anything I've had before, but I'd definitely eat it again.
Zayd
Unique, but very tasty!
Tiffany
Alyshia

It wasn't like anything I've had before, but I'd definitely eat it again.
Zayd
Unique, but very tasty!
Tiffany
Very powder-ie, but a sweet (not overpowering though). I enjoyed it.
Jordan
Very tasty! It was floury and sweet at the same time, but very sticky too!
Evelina
It is a very strange and interesting sensation that I can probably get used to.
John
It's surprisingly sweet. The kinako reminds me of a sweet breakfast cereal. The mochi reminds me of a very light touton. So it's like if you rolled something like a touton in sugar.
Miranda
Damien
David
It was chewy goodness! Like eating a chewy rice marshmallow.
John

It's surprisingly sweet. The kinako reminds me of a sweet breakfast cereal. The mochi reminds me of a very light touton. So it's like if you rolled something like a touton in sugar.
Damien
David
It was chewy goodness! Like eating a chewy rice marshmallow.
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