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Japan’s leading convenience store chain LAWSON has recently unveiled two brand-new limited-edition desserts — “Chocolate Cake Roll” and “Raw Chocolate Daifuku” — to commemorate the one-year anniversary of its collaboration with world-renowned chocolate brand GODIVA. Chocolate lovers traveling to Japan shouldn’t miss these treats.
Japan’s LAWSON convenience stores have launched two new GODIVA collaboration desserts: “Chocolate Cake Roll” and “Raw Chocolate Daifuku.” (Photo / LAWSON)
The iconic and wildly popular “Cake Roll” from LAWSON convenience stores also makes an appearance in this collaboration. Made with rich cocoa, the soft chocolate sponge cake is covered in smooth chocolate mousse and topped with cocoa powder for a delightful layered flavor.
The Chocolate Cake Roll features a soft sponge cake made with rich, aromatic chocolate, topped with chocolate mousse and cocoa powder for a multi-layered flavor that’s simply irresistible. (Photo / LAWSON)
Another standout is the “Raw Chocolate Daifuku,” which has captured widespread attention as the first-ever Japanese-style dessert created under the LAWSON × GODIVA collaboration. This daifuku, dusted with cocoa powder, combines layers of chocolate mousse and chocolate sauce to deliver three distinct cocoa flavors. One bite fills your mouth and nose with rich chocolate flavor, spreading pure happiness.
The “Raw Chocolate Daifuku” is the first-ever Japanese-style dessert released under the LAWSON × GODIVA collaboration. (Photo / LAWSON)
As with previous collaborations, this LAWSON × GODIVA dessert series is being sold in limited quantities and is available at LAWSON locations across Japan. Travelers who love indulgent chocolate treats should act fast — this collab is expected to spark another wave of hot sales and eager buying.
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Uchi Café × GODIVA Chocolate Cake Roll (ショコラロール)
Price: 450 JPY
Uchi Café × GODIVA Raw Chocolate Daifuku (生ショコラ大福)
Price: 260 JPY
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