Maruesu Imo Kenpi Crispy Sweet Potato Sticks 50g (Pack of 3)
Original: $12.49
-70%$12.49
$3.75The Story
Maruesu's Imo Kenpi brings a classic Japanese snack to your pantry in a convenient 3-pack. These thin, crispy sweet potato sticks are lightly glazed with sugar to create a satisfying texture—crunchy on the outside, subtly sweet on the inside. Made using traditional methods and carefully selected ingredients, they're a familiar treat in Japanese homes, especially in regions where sweet potatoes are a local specialty.
Each stick is made from domestically grown sweet potatoes, sliced thin and deep-fried to lock in their natural sweetness and earthy flavor. A fine coating of sugar adds a delicate crunch and sheen without overpowering the taste. Enjoy them as a nostalgic snack or a unique addition to your afternoon tea break.
Details
- Contents: 50g x 3 bags
- Nutritional information (per bag): 239kcal, 1.1g protein, 10.9g fat, 35.5g carbohydrates
- Made in Japan
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Maruesu's Imo Kenpi brings a classic Japanese snack to your pantry in a convenient 3-pack. These thin, crispy sweet potato sticks are lightly glazed with sugar to create a satisfying texture—crunchy on the outside, subtly sweet on the inside. Made using traditional methods and carefully selected ingredients, they're a familiar treat in Japanese homes, especially in regions where sweet potatoes are a local specialty.
Each stick is made from domestically grown sweet potatoes, sliced thin and deep-fried to lock in their natural sweetness and earthy flavor. A fine coating of sugar adds a delicate crunch and sheen without overpowering the taste. Enjoy them as a nostalgic snack or a unique addition to your afternoon tea break.
Details
- Contents: 50g x 3 bags
- Nutritional information (per bag): 239kcal, 1.1g protein, 10.9g fat, 35.5g carbohydrates
- Made in Japan
