長野県·銘菓
Kuri Kanoko
Peeking out from within the chestnut paste are glossy chestnut kernels coated in syrup. This is Obuse-do's representative chestnut sweet, Kuri Kanoko. 'Kanoko' refers to a type of Japanese confectionery where sweetened, simmered pieces are embedded in bean paste, resembling the white spots on a fawn's back. Obuse-do's Kuri Kanoko is a luxurious creation, featuring plenty of syrup-soaked chestnut kernels hidden within a smooth chestnut paste kneaded with only chestnuts and sugar. Without the use of bleaching agents or coloring, the natural flavor of the chestnut remains fully intact. The contrast between the smooth chestnut paste and the tender texture of the chestnut kernels is irresistible. With the deliciousness of chestnut appearing twice in every bite, this masterpiece embodies the true skill of Obuse, the village of chestnut sweets.
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