Discover the Flavors of Japan with Subscription Snackbox Bokksu
Curated boxes are all the rage of late, as people are moving towards wanting a more personalized shopping experience. From celebrities sending you their favorite things to boutique and larger companies offering a monthly subscription of carefully chosen products that fit into as much of a lifestyle as an experience, people and companies are starting to think about their choices more, and that’s great for us. While food is also going through this renaissance, I came across this snack box subscription company called Bokksu that claims to be the only gourmet snack box sourced directly from artisanal Japanese snack makers.
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There were so many snacks, with most mainly in Japanese, that it became a tasting game of figuring out what you were eating, which I found I really enjoyed. Snack box standouts included the White Strawberry, a freeze-dried strawberry that is chocolate-infused and made by innovative producer Qua. The Sakura Rusk was by far the most
surprising of the box, which is essentially a twice baked slice of baguette with sakura butter (sakura flower petals mixed in butter) giving it a sweet and savory flavor that was both unexpected and completely new to me. Also interesting and which took a minute to decide that I really liked was the Suppa Mucho Sour plum, which is basically crispy potato sticks seasoned with tangy plum. At first this was my least favorite, but after a few bites it grew on me and I couldn’t finish the bag fast enough. While there were plenty of surprises with every bite of every snack, the box overall takes you on a journey through the culture of Japan and does not disappoint in both flavor and sensory surprises.
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If you love snacks, I highly recommend Bokksu, as it offered many flavor profiles and combinations that I would normally have never gotten a chance to try, with almost all being surprising in flavor and even packaging, you really get a chance to experience some of the flavors of Japan without leaving your home.
For more information and to indulge in a subscription, please visit Bokksu.
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