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Product Review: Yaokin – Mashuro Marshmallows

Yuki by Yuki
14 September 2020
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Product Review: Yaokin – Mashuro Marshmallows

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Mashuro Marshmallows are Japanese confection from the brand Yaokin. In this short but sweet review, three different colours of marshmallows get taste-tested.

Yaokin – Mashuro Marshmallows
Price: ±€0,80,- for three

Mashuro Marshmallows aren’t as dry as I’m used to from most marshmallows sold in stores in the Netherlands. They have a slight vanilla flavour to them, are sweet, fluffy and easy to chew, but do offer a slight resistance. There’s no flavour difference between the different colour marshmallows. Eating them doesn’t leave any sort of sugary layer on your teeth, which is a good thing if you ask me.

These adorably packaged marshmallows aren’t very expensive and I honestly prefer them over the ones I can purchase in stores here. They come in sort of pastel colours, rather than super bright colours as the packaging would suggest.

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