Read: A dummy in Japan. This blog is about all the things I find fascinating about Japan. And "a dummy" because I find so many every-day common things fascinating.
Monday, November 17, 2008
Japanese sweets
In Shinjuku I've stumbled upon a mecca for Japanese sweet lovers! There was at least 50 little shops at the same place.
I couldn't resist but to buy some. I just randomly pointed at about 10 different things and bought them. :) Mmmmmm, everything I've tried so far is oishiiiiiii.
Meni pa itak ne diši, ker nič ne voham, se mi pa cedijo sline. Zelo všeč so mi tisti cmočki z jagodami, ali pa tiste lizike, še posebno tabele. Tudi tebi se bodo cedile sline, saj smo danes zvečer pri vas pekli kostanj. Njamsi. Čau, čau!!!
Od tu sem kupila en tabel cmocek s crnimi pikicami in tazeleno "liziko". V bistvu ni lizika, ampak je rizevo testo. Pa noter ima tisti sladek fizol - zgleda jaz vedno naletim na take sladice.
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Oj, lepo za videt, lepo aranžirano, diši mi že ko gledam sliko.
Meni pa itak ne diši, ker nič ne voham, se mi pa cedijo sline. Zelo všeč so mi tisti cmočki z jagodami, ali pa tiste lizike, še posebno tabele. Tudi tebi se bodo cedile sline, saj smo danes zvečer pri vas pekli kostanj. Njamsi. Čau, čau!!!
what are they? is it mostly fruit? they look a bit like those indian sweets
Od tu sem kupila en tabel cmocek s crnimi pikicami in tazeleno "liziko". V bistvu ni lizika, ampak je rizevo testo. Pa noter ima tisti sladek fizol - zgleda jaz vedno naletim na take sladice.
Hi Tom, no it's not fruit. The green stuff is always green tea flavour, and the dough is a kind of rice-dough , and is really soft.
Even the sweets are so healthy .. green tee, rice ... No wonder, Japanese are so thin! :)
Sploh ne vem, v kateem jeziku naj piešem ... ko preberem tvoj post, mi gre avtomatsko na angleško ;)
Aha ... mogoče bi morala kar angleško, ker vidim, da več napak v slovenščini delam, hihi.
Beans se uporablja tudi za sojo, a ne?
Ja, "soya bean", ampak ta je drugacen kot navaden fizol.
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