A first-hand review of "peanut sable" available at commercial supermarkets. The sweet, savory, cinnamon aroma and texture of this Dutch baked good is addictive.

Peanut Sable

Thinly baked sablefish with plenty of peanuts mixed in. Finished with a hint of cinnamon.


The country of origin is the Netherlands. The content is 175g (6.17oz), calorie content is 522kcal per 100g (3.53oz), and the price was 224 yen (tax included).

When the package was opened, the sweet aroma of cinnamon wafted through the air. I counted the number of sheets and found that there were 24 sheets in the package.


The diameter of each sheet is about 7 cm. The surface is bumpy with peanut chunks and air bubbles, but the dough itself is thin, less than 5 mm.

I tried the peanut sable.

The texture is pleasantly crunchy and crispy. As you bite into it, the aroma of cinnamon bursts forth and the richness of peanuts slowly spreads. The sweetness intensifies toward the aftertaste, leaving a rich, lingering taste. It is a taste that makes you want a cup of black coffee.


The sweet, savory, and textured peanut sable is addictive. Peanut lovers, pick one up!