While there are many ways to enjoy rice cakes in Japan, kinako mochi is perhaps the most popular. Tender pieces of chewy mochi are coated in lightly sweetened kinako, a roasted soybean flour with a flavor similar to that of roasted peanuts. The smooth, sticky texture of the mochi helps the kinako powder coat each bite, creating a timeless traditional treat with a delicate sweetness and depth of warm, nutty flavor.
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