Yaokin Sour Paper Candy Cider

The Cider version of Yaokin’s Sour Paper Candy is the one colored blue-green from spirulina extract — a visual signal that this is the most refreshing and bright flavor in the lineup, referencing the clear, apple-carbonated-soda character of Japanese cider.

In Japan, “cider” refers not to alcoholic apple cider but to a clear, lightly apple-flavored carbonated soft drink — the category most associated with Ramune and Mitsuya Cider — clean, sweet, and immediately refreshing in a way that reads as summer.

The flavor is lighter and more apple-forward than the White Soda version: a bright, slightly tart carbonated note with a clean finish and none of the dairy warmth that White Soda carries.

The spirulina blue coloring gives the strip a vivid aqua tint that makes it immediately distinct in the hand before the first bite.

The sour dusting on the surface arrives the same way as in the other varieties — a sharp, citric initial hit that transitions into the sweeter cider flavor underneath as the strip softens.

The format is identical: a long, flat, flexible strip measuring 260mm — sized for slow eating, pulling apart, or folding and eating in sections.

The same mildly wafer-like texture from the wheat flour base, the same gradual dissolution.

The kind of candy whose appeal is as much about how you eat it as what it tastes like.

About this item
Item Name : Sour Paper Candy Cider
Brand : Yaokin
Item Form : Soft Candy
Amount of Items : 15g (Pack of 1)