[Prohibition of double use? ] People who ate Meiji "Yanyan Tsukebo" ~! --Chocolate sticks you make yourself

"Yangyang Tsukebo" sold from the Meiji era. The purchase price is 112 yen (tax included). The release year is 1979.

This is a sweet that you eat with chocolate cream on a stick. When I contacted the Meiji era, he said, "'Yangyang' is taken from" yummy yummy "and has the meaning of" everyone, having fun. " When I was investigating other things, there was a theory that "a shortened version of" Young Young "". Wasn't it the name of a panda?




Put chocolate cream on the stick and sprinkle with toppings to complete it! You can enjoy a fragrant stick and a relaxing sweet chocolate cream at the same time. The crunchy texture of the topping is also a good accent.




At first I put too much chocolate on it and I was in trouble in the second half, and I moved the remaining toppings to a small plate and ate it. Since the container is easy to fall over, some people may have experience of spreading toppings on the table or floor. (I used to do it when I was a kid). Looking at the Q & A on the official Meiji website, I recommended "how to put the whole container in a mug". Certainly this is unlikely to fall.


By the way, if you remove the paper label, you can write pictures and letters on the container with an oil-based pen. "Please use it as an accessory case." Regardless of whether you use it as an accessory case, it's a little interesting to see through the inside. It looks like it used to be brown instead of translucent ...?


The stick is fragrant, and the Meiji "Yanyan Tsukebo" that you just keep eating. Why don't you share "fun with everyone"?

■過去に食べた懐かしのお菓子
・明治「ツインクル」
・東京拉麺「しんちゃん 焼そば」
・明治「ヨーグレット」シリーズ
・東豊「ポテトフライ」
・カバヤ「セボンスター」
・おやつカンパニー「ベビースター ぐるぐるもんじゃ（ソース味）」
・三立製菓「チョコバット」