Showing posts with label lotte. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lotte. Show all posts

Monday, September 5, 2016

Lotte Pepero White Chocolate


These are not that bad. The white chocolate isn't as creamy as some other related items (Pocky) that I have had. The cookie though gives it a crispy enjoyment out of it. Ms. Noodle enjoys these and they are from Korea's #1 brand! I, Mr. Tea, would pass but Ms. Noodle might get them again.


Saturday, August 20, 2016

Lottee Koala March Custard Pudding Flavor

Aw man this stuff is legit tasting. This is some taste candy right here. I've had the Koala candies before this is the best flavor. It reminds me of maple syrup, I want more right now! It is a sweet flavor. It is March themed and has some Easter themed aspects to it. It is a seasonal treat!


Wednesday, August 12, 2015

Lotte Crunky Chocolate


This here is Crunky. Not drunk or crunk but crunky. It is a candy chocolate bar from Lotte. It is like the equivalent of our Crunch bar here in the states but not as good. The chocolate and crunch part were not that amazing and I already don't like Crunch bars much. It was pretty much just like it but the chocolate's flavor is a bit duller. I would pass on this again but Ms. Noodle may not. She got it on our trip to Japan. 

Monday, August 10, 2015

Lotte Fit's Link Original Mint Gum



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Some good ol' mint gum from Lotte. I guess under a campaign with Gundam, they came out with some Zaku themed gum and loved the little sticks in the packaging where it has Zaku faces on it. You pulled on it and it tore so you can unwrap quickly to enjoy. Pretty good gum, mint flavor but nothing to special. Lasted for a good while. I would get it again, but it isn't only in Japan that I have found and not in any of my stores.

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Monday, July 20, 2015

Lotte Xylitol Lime Mint Gum


This is a sugarless gum from Japan. It is a lime mint flavor and pretty good. These gum pieces are not strips but they are little pieces like chiclets. Pretty tasty, the flavor can last for 30 minutes for the small piece that it is. If I was in Japan, I would get this as a gum for a sugarless option for sure. I brought this back and I can not get this here at home. You can always buy it in a small tub or jar on Amazon which might not be a bad price for the amount you get. 




Friday, August 29, 2014

Lotte Fit's Link No Limit Mint Gum Gundam Edition

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Lotte Fit's Link No Limit Mint (Gundam Edition) has a nice Mint flavor. Taste a lot like Spearmint and last for awhile. This was a Gouf Gum Edition for Gundam and noticed it on a stand in a Hobby store while in Kyoto in November. Grabbed two and started chewing on the streets all Gundam like. This gum in pretty popular (Fit's Link) and its pretty good tasting. Grab some while you are there but you wont find it with a Gouf on it, that I am sure of. It is a decent size piece not to small or large so you can enjoy. Supposedly up to 50 minutes you can enjoy this and I am at 15 minutes now and still have the faint taste of it.

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Thursday, August 7, 2014

Lotte Fruitio Orange gum

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This gum is a small little Chiclets like gum. It has a hard coating that is orange in color and has great orange flavor till the hard coating melts away. You then have about ten minutes of chewing time where you are still getting decent flavor from it. It has a nice orange taste that isn't as strong as mint types. It is pleasant and I enjoyed the experience and it isn't a whopper size of gum in your mouth the chew which is nice. I would get this again, and I picked it up in Japan for 125 Yen I believe.

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Lotte Group is pretty large, largest in South Korea and third largest in Japan for a confectionery company. Headquarters and started in Shinjuku, Tokyo they make candies, foods, shopping, parks, construction, trade, hotels....they are pretty big. Started in 1948, they grew by starting to sell chewing gum to children in post war Japan to dealing with all sorts of jobs.
Grab some if you can!


some info from Wikipedia