[Suhama dumplings] ... The way "soybean flour" is used in confectionery is often sprinkled on the surface of the product, such as soybean flour mochi or warabi mochi. In comparison, dumplings in which soybean flour plays a leading role are "suhama dumplings". The amount of soybean flour used in the product is 35% by dry weight. "Suhama" has long been known as a product that goes well with Japan tea, as it is used for light tea accompaniment sweets and sencha tables. Domestic white-eyed soybeans (* genetically modified products are not used) are roasted and blended in-house to bring out the flavor of soybeans. The main ingredient, soybean flour, is known for its extremely high nutritional value and easy digestion and absorption.
It is said that the origin of the state beach began in the late 17th century when bean candy was made in imitation of the shape of the state beach on the beach.
In addition to the three-color dumplings, the "Suhama Products" series includes
There are "Aoshiba Soko", "Ome Suhama", "Kaki Suhama", "Roasted Chestnut Suhama", etc. * The phrase "non-genetically modified" in the text means that separate production and distribution management are carried out to prevent the contamination of genetic modification.
【Flower Moon】... A half-raw confectionery sandwiched between yokan seeds. On the surface of the mochi seeds, seasonal features are printed with food coloring. In order to maintain the moisturizing properties of yokan, an ethanol-based preservative is encapsulated, so the soft texture lasts for a long time.
[Amber sugar] ... Made of traditional dried amber. The outside of the agar jelly is crispy, and the inside is prepared so that it remains fresh. Even if it is served in a confectionery bowl, it is not sticky and does not adhere to sugar or powder, so it is suitable for light tea seats.