Speaking of snacks that go well with sake, "Kaki no Tane" is a combination of persimmon seeds and peanuts. I often eat only persimmon seeds and get angry with the people around me. This time, I would like to introduce the products that the author who likes hail is addicted to recently.

This is "Kusefuku's addictive persimmon seeds" sold by "Kusefuku Shoten" based on the concept of "The Japanese Gourmet Store". It is an irresistible product for persimmon pea lovers, containing 400g (14.11oz) of hail and peanuts. The price is 980 yen (excluding tax).



Not only the volume of appearance, but also the "Kaki no Tane" is worth mentioning. Because it is made by the traditional punching method, each grain is uneven and rugged. Therefore, plenty of soy sauce soaks into the unevenness and cracks on the surface, and just take it out on a plate and it will give off a fragrant scent.



The clogged hail is crunchy and slightly spicy. The sweetness of domestically produced glutinous rice is added to it, and it is finished in an exquisite balance that just keeps going.


The exquisite persimmon seeds, which are "hard to stop" rather than "hard to decrease", are gems that you will want to keep on hand for snacks and tea. Even if you give it to your father who loves sake on Father's Day, you will be happy.