Japanese dried wheat gluten snack 'Brown Sugar Fugashi' Japanese Famous Junk Food Snack Dagashi

Crunchy outer coating with a soft foamy interior. Brown sugar is one of my favorite flavors, and this is a nice light flavor. Very low calorie and fun to eat. It has a thinner coating and less depth of flavor compared to other fugashi, but it's still delicious and a great value.They come loose in the box, individually wrapped.

These are really delicious! And surprisingly high protein too. The brown sugar coating is not too sweet and the fu interior is soft and melts in your mouth quickly

What I liked:- Nice flavor of brown sugar and slight cinnamon.- You get as many as pictured, which is a lot!- Easy to eat on the go, not messy/crumbly.What I did not like:- texture is not appealing. Is more like a crunchy foam texture rather than a cheeto or bread as some have said.Tastes great, but the texture makes it uncomfortable to chew and seems like I shouldn't be eating it. Maybe I got a batch that is old/expired?

I love this candy it's a very light snack that you can binge without feeling guilty.

Brings me back to boarding school days when Eri Umizawa was my roomate from Japan!!

Alright, I'm going to tell you my experience.Note: Dagashi is cheap japanese snacks, comparable to candy bars, chips, etc.PRODUCT REVIEWFugashi are tasty things. I'd eat them very frequently if they were more easily available here in america. In the anime I watched (dagashi kashi), they eat some of these and they make them look like sort of a big crunchy cheeto made of fu (black sugar), but in my experience with Fugashi, they weren't really cheeto-y like umai-bo (pretty much a big weird flavored cheeto), but more like a thing that was firm but also easy to bite into. Maybe bread would be a good comparison.STORY TIMEI was watching an anime that was recommended to me, Dagashi Kashi, an anime about a kid who wants to draw Manga for a living but his father owns a Dagashi shop passed down through generations. The father wants him to run the shop, but he doesn't want to. A girl, the daughter of a very popular chocolate company in japan, comes to their Dagashi shop and wants the shop to join their chocolate company, but the father says as long as he owns the place, he won't join, although he wants to. They devise some plans to get the son to want to own the company. Hilarity ensues.

These things are delicious! Although I have eaten 17 out of the 30, I finally found something to dislike about these sugar coated clouds.. I found a little rock. Im not joking, but I will probably still eat the remaining 13.