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[Limited] KORO GAKI (dried persimmon) Reviews
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| Author | Amy Harris (United States) |
|---|---|
| Review | These dried persimmons are a perfect snack and accompaniment to a hot cup or three of Hibiki-an green tea. They are not sticky sweet, but sweet enough to be special. When I buy them in the Japanese supermarkets, they are not consistent in quality; each of these bites is nicely ripened and chewy. I thank the Hibiki-an team for offering such a delicious snack to its customers. |
| Rating |
5 of 5 Stars! |
| Date | January 31, 2023 |
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