Furuta Chocolate Chip Cookies

Furuta Chocolate Chip Cookies have cinnamon in them, which is not something the name tells you.

It is the last ingredient before the additives — a small amount, but enough to sit behind the chocolate and give the biscuit a warmth that a plain chocolate chip cookie does not have.

Cinnamon with chocolate is a Mexican habit more than a Japanese one, and finding it in an inexpensive Osaka biscuit is a small surprise.

The dough is built properly for the price.

Butter goes into the margarine blend, wholemeal wheat flour is worked in alongside the white, and sweetened condensed milk adds a dairy depth that plain milk powder would not.

The chocolate is real chocolate rather than a compound coating — it carries the official chocolate designation on the ingredient list, which in Japan means it meets a minimum cacao standard.

Furuta Seika has made confectionery in Osaka since 1952 and is known for inexpensive, carefully made biscuits.

Ten cookies to a box, 36 kcal each.

About this item
Item Name : Chocolate Chip Cookies
Brand : Furuta
Item Form : Cookie
Allergens: Wheat, milk, egg, soybean
Number of Items : 10 Counts (Box of 1)