Nagaraen Ukai Senbei Rice 12 Kagura set (Crab Crackers) pieces/Mino 4-flavor (gift)

[Ukai Senbei] Wheat flour (Gifu Prefecture), sugar, eggs, leavening agent (contains eggs, wheat, oranges, and soybeans) [Apple Fruit Crackers] Apples (domestic), wheat flour, sugar, eggs, starch/flavoring, acidulant, antioxidant (V.C) (contains eggs, wheat, soybeans, and apples) [Orange Fruit Crackers] Oranges (USA, Australia), wheat flour, sugar, eggs/flavoring (contains eggs, wheat, oranges, and soybeans) [Kiwi Fruit Crackers] Kiwi (New Zealand), wheat flour, sugar, eggs/flavoring (contains eggs, wheat, kiwifruit, and soybeans) [Pineapple Fruit Crackers] Pineapples (Philippines), wheat flour, sugar, eggs/flavoring (contains eggs, wheat, and soybeans) Best before date: 90 days from the date of manufacture Precautions: Storage: Avoid direct sunlight, high temperatures and humidity, and store in a cool place. Caution: Consume as soon as possible after opening. *This factory produces products containing milk ingredients, kiwi fruit, bananas, sesame, and almonds. 28 allergens are listed. Ukai Senbei has been made for over 60 years since Nagaraen was founded in 1953 (Showa 28). It's a castella cake with a gentle, nostalgic, and simple flavor. In an era when sweets were a precious commodity, these rice crackers shaped like cormorant cages were a delight to look at and delicious to eat. They were even presented to the Imperial Family as a Gifu specialty confection. Ukai Senbei is made with just four ingredients: wheat flour, sugar, eggs, and leavening agent. Because it's such a simple treat, we're extremely particular about the ingredients. We use Gifu Prefecture's "momiji eggs," laid by precious, purely domestic chickens, and Gifu Prefecture wheat flour, nurtured in the pure waters and air of the Nobi Plain. Using fresh, naturally rich local ingredients, we create a delicate yet rich flavor. Please try this unique taste, created using the bounty of nature and time-honored, painstaking craftsmanship. These simple sweets are sure to please anyone, so they can be used for both celebrations and condolences. They can also be used as gifts in return for celebrations, funerals, or condolence gifts.