I found this Whole Grain Corn Puffs at Bale in the Kaheka branch of Don Quijote . It was light and very tasty. I left it in the lounge at work. I think it lasted a day.
This Kinako Funwari "something" (I cannot read the kanji) was so neat. It had a kinako coating and when you bit into it, it was really puffy and airy. I loved it.
Susan said she bought it at Marukai.
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Ok, Jalna, this is so not right. You show all these yummy looking goodies and I probably can't find them here. Some of your co-workers are just not so sure, hahaha! I'll have to ask my friend whose family has the Japanese grocery store if they carry the two puff things. The jerky I doubt it. I love this kind of stuff.
Hahahaha. Sorry Betty. I know I can get the second snack easily, the other two, I'm not too sure. When I do, I'll make sure to get an extra one for you.
Hey, Jalna, that would be great! Thank you!!!!
OMG.... I LOVE LOVE LOVE those puff grain things. I buy them at the farmers market @ Ft St Mall, I talked to the lady from Bale and asked her if they were "fried" she said no, are they "baked" she said no, SOOO....how do you make these. She said "popcorn machine."
POPCORN MACHINE??!!
What is that word before Fort Street Mall on the jerky bag ?? I wanna try look for that place since I am DT so often...
Didi, I think it says 745 Fort Street Mall, tel # (808)398-6560. I have the original bag in front of me and it's still kinda blurry.
popcorn machine....so it's air popped....
Well, whaddaya know..........745 Fort Street Mall...that's the address for Side Street Inns other restaurant (Fort Street Inn), no wonder you can get it at Side Street....
Hey...wanted to let you know that Bale Bakery is at Shirokiya for the next couple of weeks, selling their ono stuffs....
Oh my God, Didi if they have it, get the chocolate almond croissant. It's majorly sinful.
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