Roasted Green Tea Dacquoise (25g) x 5 pieces

The Kiyoizumi Roasted Green Tea Dacquoise brings the authentic taste of Kyoto to your home. This snack features a light almond meringue with a crispy outside. Inside, you will find a soft and moist texture. It is a perfect treat for tea lovers and those who enjoy light sweets.

The filling uses a special cream made from roasted tea stems. These stems are roasted using a traditional sand method for a deep flavor. This unique process creates a sweet and nutty aroma that is very gentle. Many people call this high-quality tea the “queen of hojicha” because of its elegant taste.

Enjoy the perfect balance of sweet cream and subtle tea bitterness. Each bite offers a rich fragrance that fills your mouth. These cakes are great for work breaks or quiet moments at home.

Product Details

• Brand: Kiyoizumi
• Made in: Japan
• Category: Cakes / Confectionery
• Net Contents: 5 pieces (25g per piece)
• Product Benefits: Daily treat, supports relaxation, easy snack.
• Special Features: Traditional sand-roasted hojicha, authentic tea-shop recipe.
• Key Characteristics: Crispy exterior, moist center, fragrant tea cream.

How to Use

• Gently open the individual foil wrapper.
• Place the dacquoise on a small plate.
• Eat at room temperature to enjoy the soft texture.
• Pair with a cup of green tea or coffee.
• Store in a cool place to keep the cream fresh.

Why Choose Kiyoizumi Roasted Green Tea Dacquoise

• Premium Ingredients: Uses the “queen of hojicha” for a superior and sweet aroma.
• Unique Roasting: Sand-roasted tea stems provide a deeper flavor than regular roasting.
• Perfect Texture: Features a classic French meringue style with a soft, chewy heart.
• Expert Craft: Created by a professional Japanese tea shop with a focus on quality.
• Gift Ready: Each piece is wrapped separately for easy sharing and freshness.

This dacquoise set provides a balanced and elegant flavor that highlights the beauty of Japanese roasted tea.

Purchase Link: Roasted Green Tea Dacquoise (25g) x 5 pieces