Here are some of the items I bought yesterday.
Left: Potato Chips, Kyushu Shoyu, which uses local chickens produced in Kagoshima Prefecture (in Kyusu)
Right: Potato Chips, Kansai Dashi Joyu (< Shoyu), which uses Ichiban dashi from dried bonito.
昨日買った物の一部です。
左: ポテトチップス九州しょうゆ。鹿児島県産の地鶏使用。
右: ポテトチップス関西だしじょうゆ。かつお一番だし使用。
The left one had a flavor quite similar to the consomme-flavored version from the same manufacturer (Calbee), while the right one had a distinctive kombu and bonito flavor.
左のは同じメーカー(カルビー)のコンソメ味と似たような味で、右のは独特な昆布とかつおの味がしました。
The following are three bags of rice crackers:
Left: Broken deep-fried sembei
Right: Broken sembei
次はせんべいの袋3つ。
左: 割れた揚げせんべい
右: 割れたせんべい
Broken salada (salad oil) sembei
割れたサラダせんべい
These rice crackers (sembei) are usually called "ware sen" (broken sembei), and are very cheap. All these bags are 198 yen each.
このようなせんべいは通常、「われせん」(割れたせんべい、割れせんべい)と言い、とても安いです。この袋はそれぞれ198円です。
You may never consider buying such flawed sembei, but I like them because they are both tasty and cheap.
こんな傷のあるせんべいを買うことなど考えられないかも知れませんが、私自身は美味しくて安いので大好きです。
10-kg bag of Koshihikari rice, new crop:
3,580 yen. You may think that it's expensive, but it's actually quite reasonable in Japan.
コシヒカリ10 kg袋、新米:
3,580円。高いと思うかも知れませんが、実際は、日本ではかなり安価です。
I also bought this: Edamame!
枝豆も買いました。
150 yen. Very cheap by Japanese standards, yet very tasty.
150円。日本の水準ではとても安いですが、とても美味しかったです。
I love those Japanese snacks! We have Calbee brand here, but I haven't tried those flavors before. :)
ReplyDeletepink: Two of my favorite flavors from Calbee potato chips are usu shio (lightly salted) and nori shio (aonori and salt). I keep coming back to the same old flavors.
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