Imuraya Natori Collaboration Cheetara

I found "Sweet Cheetara Azuki Bar Flavor" at a convenience store. I couldn't help but buy it. It contains 24g (0.85oz) and is priced at 129 yen (tax included).

The product is a collaboration between Natori snacks and "

Azuki

Bar," a popular ice cream product of the Imuraya Group. The package states, "Azuki bars are very hard, but this product has a soft texture. Why did you decide to collaborate with an azuki bar and Cheetara? ...... I can't imagine what it tastes like. ......

Actual Tasting

When you take it out of the bag and transfer it to a plate, the quantity is a little small. The cheese part of the cheetara is pale pink and looks like an adzuki-bar. Looking at it alone, it looks a bit like ham. When you bring it close to your mouth, you can smell the sweet azuki aroma.


Take a bite to try it out! ......... Hmm? ............ I see? The cheese part is squishy and soft enough to easily sink your teeth into. As you chew, that sweetness and flavor you get when you eat an azuki bar slowly spreads out. Wow, it has a proper azuki flavor. Then the saltiness of the cod fish paste is combined with the ......, and my brain gets a little confused. This is ...... sweet cheetara ......!


Cheetara is often thought of as a snack, but this is so firmly sweet that it might be more like a treat. After eating it, you will be left with an azuki flavor in your mouth. Before eating the Cheetara and azuki bean paste bar, it was hard to imagine what it would be like, but it tastes exactly like the name says it does.


I enjoyed eating this new sensory combination, but some of my family members said they might not like it. It is certainly a taste that can be liked or disliked. It has its own peculiarities, but those who are addicted to it are likely to be hooked on it. Adzuki-bar fans should give it a try.