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There is something quietly special about a kakigori made the way it was always meant to be — with cane sugar syrup rather than artificial flavourings, and red beans that carry real weight and sweetness. Kubota Syokuhin has been crafting traditional Japanese shaved ice desserts for decades, and this Matcha and Tokachi Red Bean variety is one of their most loved.
The Tokachi azuki beans — grown in Hokkaido's Tokachi region, long regarded as Japan's finest bean-growing land — bring a gentle, almost nutty richness that balances the slight bitterness of the matcha perfectly. The ice is fine and delicate, soaking up the syrup evenly right to the last spoonful.
It works beautifully as an afternoon treat or a light end to a Japanese meal at home. Served alongside hojicha or cold barley tea, it feels like a small ritual. The single-serving format also makes it a thoughtful and easy gift for anyone who loves Japanese sweets.
Ingredients
Water, raw sugar, granulated sugar, red bean(s), green tea, potato starch, salt. May contain wheat, gluten, egg and milk.
Allergy
Wheat, Gluten, Egg, Milk (may contain)
Frequently bought together
Details
There is something quietly special about a kakigori made the way it was always meant to be — with cane sugar syrup rather than artificial flavourings, and red beans that carry real weight and sweetness. Kubota Syokuhin has been crafting traditional Japanese shaved ice desserts for decades, and this Matcha and Tokachi Red Bean variety is one of their most loved.
The Tokachi azuki beans — grown in Hokkaido's Tokachi region, long regarded as Japan's finest bean-growing land — bring a gentle, almost nutty richness that balances the slight bitterness of the matcha perfectly. The ice is fine and delicate, soaking up the syrup evenly right to the last spoonful.
It works beautifully as an afternoon treat or a light end to a Japanese meal at home. Served alongside hojicha or cold barley tea, it feels like a small ritual. The single-serving format also makes it a thoughtful and easy gift for anyone who loves Japanese sweets.
Ingredients
Water, raw sugar, granulated sugar, red bean(s), green tea, potato starch, salt. May contain wheat, gluten, egg and milk.
Allergy
Wheat, Gluten, Egg, Milk (may contain)