Taiwanese Snacks, Variety 4 Pack by Yi Xi, 11.3 oz (321 g)

Four Treasures of Taiwan Assortment Gift, Taiwanese Sweets is an assortment of 4 different types of Taiwanese sweets. It features traditional and local favorites such as pineapple cake, mango jelly, red bean rice cake, and a crunchy nougat. Enjoy as a deluxe treat for yourself or give as a nice sweet gift to enjoy all the top favorite flavors of Taiwan. Bamboo house has its roots in the 1920s, where it started out as a paper company, making paper from young bamboo. Later, the company expanded into food products, and insisted on using soft mochi skins and traditionally familiar tastes to successively create traditional and innovative Taiwanese local snacks. It is the founder of the so-called "Tang Fanshu" and "Little Mochi" Original factory.
After years of hard work and innovation, with the sale of Tang sweet potatoes, mochi, pineapple crisps, double-layer mousse jelly, etc., Zhu Ye
Tang quickly occupied a place in the famous Taiwanese products and international souvenir market.

• Ingredient: Pineapple Cake: Pineapple Jam (Pineapple, Wax Gourd, Maltose, Palm Oil, Sugar), Wheat Flour, Butter, Sugar Egg, Milk Powder, Salt Red Bean Rice Cake: Maltose, Red Bean Paste (Maltose, Bean Paste, Red Bean, Sugar, Palm Oil), Glutinous Rice Powder, Millet, Sugar, Palm Oil, Hydroxypropyl Distarch Phosphate (E1442), Sorbitol (E420), Flavor, Potassium Sorbate (Preservative, E202) Bubble Milk Tea Nougat: Cookie (Wheat Flour, Sugar, Milk Powder, Palm Oil, Salt, Flavor, B-Carotene (E160a), Sodium Bicarbonate (E500(ii))), Maltose, Palm Oil, Milk Power, Sugar, Trehalose, Butter, Coconut, Water, Egg White, Salt, Flavor Mango Jelly: Water, Sugar, Maltose, Mango Juice, Konjac Flavor, Locust Bean, Gum (E410), Carrageenan (E407), Citric Acid (E330), Sodium Citrate (E331), Potassium Citrate (E332), Flavor, B-Carotene (E160a)
• Product Weight: 321.0 g (11.3 oz)
• Country of Origin: Taiwan

WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including acrylamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.