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| Weight | 35 g |
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Blue Hawaii is a real flavor in Japan, and it is not quite the cocktail it borrowed its name from.
Somewhere along the way the tiki drink turned into a shaved-ice syrup, and burū hawai became the electric-blue bottle at every summer festival stall — vaguely tropical, faintly citrus, largely defined by the color itself.
Ask a Japanese person what it tastes like and most will say “blue.”
That is the flavor this candy is chasing, and anyone who spent a childhood summer here will recognize it instantly.
Morinaga’s Ramune is one of the country’s most quietly ubiquitous sweets, sold in a clear plastic case molded to look like a ramune drink bottle right down to the cap.
The tablets inside are built almost entirely on glucose rather than cane sugar, which gives them a distinctive cold, quick-melting fizz — a prickly effervescence on the tongue meant to echo the carbonation of the bottled drink.
It is also why the product has developed a second life among Japanese students, office workers and gamers, who keep a bottle on the desk and eat them for the fast sugar rather than the flavor.
The Blue Hawaii version keeps that structure and swaps in a bright, cooling tropical note over the base fizz.
The blue comes from gardenia, a plant-derived colorant rather than a synthetic dye, so the shade is a slightly softer sky blue than the syrup it references.
The bottle format makes it a natural desk or bag item: shake out a few, cap it, carry on.
Please note that this product contains gelatin.
About this item
Item Name : Ramune Blue Hawaii
Brand : Morinaga Seika
Item Form : Ramune Candy
Number of Items : 27g (Pack of 1)
¥398
| Weight | 35 g |
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