Sweet and Crunchy
YATSUHASHI (焼八ツ橋＆衣八ツ橋ミックス)
Sweet and Crunchy

Yatsuhashi (Kyoto Cinnamon Cookie)

$12.50

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Highlights
  • Kyoto's most popular souvenir snack
  • Full of warm cinnamon flavor
  • Baked to perfect crisp, crunchy perfection

Kyoto's most popular omiyage (souvenir), yatsuhashi are a type of cookie made from a combination of rice flour and sugar flavored with cinnamon. There yatsuhashi cookies also feature kinako (roasted soybean powder), which adds a sweet nutty flavor similar to peanut butter. To make the cookies the dough is rolled into an elegantly curved rectangle and baked until crips, giving the cookies their signature shape resembling a Japanese koto (harp).


Size: 100g
Storage: Room temperature.
Ingredients: Sugar, rice flour, kinako (roasted ground soybeans), ground cinnamon, sesame (includes soy and sesame)

DISCLAIMER:

We provide ingredients and common allergens based on the packaging as a reference only. Please consume with caution based on your own individual health concerns as we cannot guarantee the presence or lack of certain ingredients, allergens and/or animal products.

Suggested Uses: Enjoy as is. Pairs well with coffee or any of your favorite teas. Note: Baked yatsuhashi are quite crunchy and hard, enjoy with care!
Substitutions: Subsitute for your favorite cookies or afternoon treat.
Producer: Aoyama Mameju
Prefecture: Kyoto

Aoyama Mameju, based in Kyoto and located near the entrance to Sennyuji Temple, has been producing traditional sweets and snacks since the store was founded in 1912.
Learn more about Aoyama Mameju

Yatsuhashi (Kyoto Cinnamon Cookie)

$12.50
YATSUHASHI (焼八ツ橋＆衣八ツ橋ミックス)

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Nancy Curdts
My favortie sweet treat

Wonderful cinnamon flavored goodness. I love the crunch and the not overpowering sweetness. This is a real favorite of mine. I highly recommend!

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Karen
yatsuhashi!

I always try to buy yatsuhashi during my rare visits to Kyoto and it's such a gift to be able to buy them from Kokoro. This brand is particularly good-- always fresh and crisp and not too sweet. Usually buy for gifts but I always save a package for my family.

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nahaltyin
Crunchy & Yummy!

They are very crunchy and cinnamon-y. I loved these as a teen, and even though it's been 50 years since I tasted them, they immediately brought me back to Kyoto! Yummy & mildly sweet, but do be ready for the crispy texture.

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