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my grandchildren love these for munches
i really enjoyed this dango! the rice cakes had a very nice, somewhat mild sweetness and a pleasant chewy bite to them. they're a good size and hold up well. they're super cute as well; just like the emoji also - they are great with peanut powder and/or berry sauce! i can imagine that they'd pair well with a number of different things. i would definitely get these again ^_^ ~
It's delicious, I really like it, and I will buy it again.
great food
soooo yummy I craved it so bad
Nice. Leave it at room temperature is even better
So delicious
It tastes good when grilled as a snack.
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So yummy!!! The perfect balance of sweet and salty It's great to munch on whenever you're thinking of Japan!!!
It’s not what I thought. I thought it was gonna be sweet, but it’s not.
The second time buying as you can see one is already gone. they are delicious and perfect for celebrating Japanese summer even if you don't live in Japan.
the texture is between a gnocchi and a mochi, it stretches a little but snaps back and is a little firm. the sauce is pretty good too
A unique flavor worth trying.
I used to buy mitarashi dango (rice dumplings with sweet soy sauce glaze) because I wanted to eat them occasionally.
It's tastier than I expected! It's a bit of a shame that it arrived melted.
This was a very interesting snack. Sweet and savory. The soy sauce glaze/flavor was not too bad. It caught me off guard for a moment but it's very delicious
My family loves this sweet rice dumpling.
The mochi dumplings were chewy and delicious.
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First time buying it, let's see if it tastes good.
taste good....will buy again
It was tastier than expected, but it arrived melted.
Pretty good, chewy
Tastes just like Japan
Delicious! It's chewy and not too sweet.
The mochi dumplings with strained bean paste were delicious.
I ordered it right away after reading the reviews, even before trying it myself. It should be delicious.
Just the right amount of sweetness, perfect with tea
wanted to try the red bean variety! Nice and soft once I let it sit at room temperature.
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What is sanshoku dango?
Sanshoku dango is a skewer of three chewy rice-flour dumplings, usually pink, white, and green. It is a classic Japanese spring sweet associated with hanami, or cherry blossom viewing.
What do the three colors of dango mean?
The pink, white, and green are commonly said to stand for cherry blossoms, snow, and fresh spring grass. The colors come from food coloring or ingredients such as sakura or mugwort.
How do I serve frozen dango?
Thaw and heat the dango as directed on the package. Weee! lists plain, sweet soy sauce, and red bean koshi-an versions, so you can eat them as-is or with the included flavor.
Can I make three-color dango at home?
Yes. Mix rice flour with water, divide the dough into three, tint one portion pink and one green, form into balls, boil until they float, then thread them onto skewers.
Where can I buy sanshoku dango near me?
Weee! carries Shirakiku Dango Sweet Rice Cake (frozen), Shirakiku Dango with sweet soy sauce, and Shirakiku Dango with red bean koshi-an. Weee! delivers Asian and Hispanic groceries to your door in many U.S. areas; enter your ZIP code at weee.com to see availability and delivery options.
What is the difference between dango and mochi?
Dango is made from rice flour mixed with water and formed into balls. Mochi is made from steamed glutinous rice pounded into a smooth, stretchy paste, so dango is usually a little firmer.
What is sweet soy sauce dango?
It is dango coated in a glossy, sweet-salty soy glaze, a very popular style in Japan often called mitarashi dango. Weee! carries Shirakiku Dango in a sweet soy sauce flavor.
Popular reviews
- my grandchildren love these for munches
- i really enjoyed this dango! the rice cakes had a very nice, somewhat mild sweetness and a pleasant chewy bite to them. they're a good size and hold up well. they're super cute as well; just like the emoji also - they are great with peanut powder and/or berry sauce! i can imagine that they'd pair well with a number of different things. i would definitely get these again ^_^ ~
- It's delicious, I really like it, and I will buy it again.
- great food
- soooo yummy I craved it so bad
- Nice. Leave it at room temperature is even better
- So delicious
- It tastes good when grilled as a snack.
- So yummy!!! The perfect balance of sweet and salty It's great to munch on whenever you're thinking of Japan!!!
- It’s not what I thought. I thought it was gonna be sweet, but it’s not.
- First time buying it, let's see if it tastes good.
- taste good....will buy again
- It was tastier than expected, but it arrived melted.
- Pretty good, chewy
- Tastes just like Japan
- Delicious! It's chewy and not too sweet.
- The mochi dumplings with strained bean paste were delicious.
- I ordered it right away after reading the reviews, even before trying it myself. It should be delicious.
- Just the right amount of sweetness, perfect with tea
- wanted to try the red bean variety! Nice and soft once I let it sit at room temperature.
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