

I bought some last night, but I think I got an inferior brand. There were tasty enough for a チョコクリームサンド (Chocolate-Cream Sandwich) but they don't look as yummy as the ones in some guy's blog.
While I was in the スパ (supermarket), I snapped a few pics of some other weirdly-shaped choco-treats:


I've had these mini-mushrooms before and they are a very common snack amongst the natives. But don't expect to have a trip.

But the wackiest has to be these choco-tree stumps starring a stoner-lumberjack on the package.
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