'Karinto'

You will love it!

Ashinano, Hitoshi. 2002. Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou. Chapter 88. Vol. 9, Page 164, Panel 1.
'Yushoku - karinto to ocha.'
"Suppertime - karinto and tea."
Ashinano, Hitoshi. 2002. Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou. Chapter 88. Vol. 9, Page 164, Panel 1.

A 'karinto' is a cookie made from deep fried dough. It is sweet and crunchy.

Photos

karinto karinto, with finger

Traditional dark-brown sugar karinto cookies are popular among people of all ages.

sugar karinto sesame karinto peanut karinto molasses karinto

Karinto comes in several flavors. From left to right, white-sugar karinto, sesame karinto, peanut karinto, and another traditional kind of karinto.

They are good, but not much of a 'yushoku', supper.

Conclusion

Kamas didn't hunt. Ayase and Kamas have been in a bad mood except for the time when they were with Makki. They both must have found something in Makki.

Links

Japanese Snack, Karinto by Yumie Shiotsuki
A recipe of karinto.
Karinto: and its lovely pitted appearance by Kyuboshi, a karinto manufacturer
You can learn more about karinto. Karinto is also spelled karintou.

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