Japanese Rice Cake Mochi Daifuku – 4 Variety Pack of Red Bean, Sesame, Taro and Peanut

So far I've had two of the packages and I'm loving them. If your not a fan then these can change your mind. All boxes come with expiration dates which is a major plus for me and they are a delicious snack to have with friends. Highly recommend.

I've had 5 different boxed daifuku mochi's (4 off Amazon and 1 from Meijers) and this one is the best mochi by far. I've had the Taro and the Red Bean and the fact they both taste really good pushes it above the Meijer brand that only has 1 really good flavor. The texture is very close to perfect but could be a tad chewier imo. My only real complaint is the powder it's coated in is at the bottom of the bowl and on the red bean one was hard for some reason and cracking.Comparison: (Taste - Texture)Royal Family 1/5 - 1/5Shirakiku 3/5 - 2/5Fusion Select 3/5 - 3/5Yuki & Love 5/5 - 4/5Unknown (Meijer) 5/5 - 5/5 - Only 1 flavor is 5/5 though.

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I live in the middle of the United States. So food like this is it around here very often. I had never tried mochi and I wanted to. I thought all of them were delicious and well worth the adventure!

They were a little difficult to get used to, but really it tasted like a marshmallow with filling, both good and bad (4 different flavors). You got a lot for your money, but they could have made me even happier if they had kept the mochi with bean filling. That was flat out gross. The other three were a soft, sweet treat that hopefully people will give a try.

So soft and fun to eat. If you have not tried mochi yet you should.

I like this brand over some others. I tried about 4 different ones. This one is the softest. The variety is nice too. The only one I am not too crazy about is the taro. The others are fine for my pallet.

at first I was unsure, but I decided this product almost purely based from the reviews when compared to the mixed reviews on the other products... only 4 stars, since the sesame isn't my favorite - I like it but I'm not even sure what the paste inside of it is supposed to taste like??? it's really confusing on my taste buds, like, I can't really tell if it's supposed to taste like sesame paste or what.. given I've also never had sesame paste though, I wouldn't know anything about this part. I prefer the peanut more and I really like the taro and red bean. anyway, it's pretty much as fresh as you'll get afaik with any prepackaged mochi stuff, at least from amazon, so it's not too bad. I'd recommend this if you want a variety of flavors but dont know what to get based off of reviews. also I got this overnight 7am-11am thanks to amazon and the awesome sellers.p.s. the taro colors on the pictures vs what you actually get varies. my box had purple taro like you'd think taro would look like and then the inside of the actual taro mochi wasnt even purple but it definitely tasted like taro so I'm not really upset about it or anything. just thought I'd mention that.p.p.s. (writing less than 20 hrs later after product arrival and taste testing) it's seriously amazing. just between me and my husband we already finished the entire box of taro and red bean and currently only have one left of peanut and sesame each. seriously, get these if you're getting mochi on here. these are great.