Isshikiya, a long-established shop in Gamagori City, Aichi Prefecture, and its most popular product, "Tairyo Ebisen" (Shrimp Crackers) ◉ Tairyo Ebisen (New) Contents: 70g per bag Expiration date: Products with a shelf life of 30 days or more from the date of shipment will be sent. Quantity: 1 bag ☆ Isshikiya's Tairyo Ebisen uses Hokkaido potato starch, Kyushu sweet potato starch, and shrimp and squid caught in the natural sea. Please enjoy it from growing children to the elderly, as a snack for hiking, or with tea. This product contains about 150mg of calcium per 100g. ◎ The secret to delicious shrimp The secret to the deliciousness of shrimp is amino acids. Two types of amino acids, glycine and betaine, bring out the umami. Shrimp is often thought to be high in calories, but the nutritional component that greatly affects the calorie value is carbohydrates. The carbohydrate content of shrimp is about 1/10 to 1/20 of that of meat. The carbohydrate content in the abdomen of shrimp is 0.7%. Shrimp is rich in important components. First, "taurine." The shells of shrimp contain "chitin" and "calcium carbonate." The red part of shrimp contains a natural pigment called "astaxanthin." ◎ The secret to delicious squid The umami of squid comes not from inosinic acid, the leading umami component, but from a large amount of adenosine phosphate, which is one step before inosinic acid in the decomposition process, and glutamic acid works synergistically to bring out the flavor. From a nutritional perspective, it contains high-quality protein and is low in calories. And the nutrient in squid that we are paying attention to is "taurine." ◎ This product will be delivered by packet. Adding bubble wrap to the product will cause it to exceed the size limit. There may be some breakage during shipping, so please understand this before purchasing. ※ After opening, it is easy to get damp, so please consume it as soon as possible. #Snacks #RiceCrackers #Souvenir #ShrimpCrackers #SquidCrackers #Isshikiya #TairyoEbisen #RecommendedOrder #NewestOrder