The super-popular “Japanese macaron” shrimp crackers with cheese filling
▲ Quatro Cheese-filled Shrimp Crackers (クアトロえびチーズ, official Facebook page)
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Not sure what souvenir to buy when traveling or on a business trip in Japan? Tired of giving the same gifts to family and friends every time? Then go for the“Quatro Cheese-filled Shrimp Crackers”— they’re sure to impress anyone who receives them.
▲ Quatro Cheese-filled Shrimp Crackers: 4-pack for 500 yen, 1-pack for 1000 yen, 6-pack for 2000 yen (prices may vary)
The specialty shrimp cracker shop “Shimanobu” launched these “Quatro Cheese-filled Shrimp Crackers (クアトロえびチーズ)” in 2014. Made with carefully selected ingredients such as shrimp, cheese, butter, and pork lard, and featuring a variety of rich flavors, they offer a delightful crispy texture and deep umami flavor. They’re also low in carbohydrates and calories, making them a great snack for health-conscious individuals. Plus, they pair perfectly with drinks, making them ideal for parties. They’re easy to prepare, don’t require heating, and have become a popular savory treat among locals in Japan.
▲ Regular shrimp cracker & cheese fondue set (10 shrimp crackers + 1 cheese sauce) for 500 yen
Shimanobu’s newly released “Shrimp Cracker Cheese Fondue (えびチーズフォンデュ)” has been well received by customers in Japan. The concept is similar to the regular crackers, but this version allows you to enjoy the shrimp crackers melted with warm cheese after heating. The rich taste and smooth texture create a luxurious snacking experience, and you can also enjoy them with alcoholic beverages.
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