Fond Memories with Peanut Sable
Hello everyone! Today, I’d like to share a special story connected to a beloved treat—Peanut Sable. This cookie isn't just a delicious snack for me, but also a reminder of special memories tied to a significant part of my life.
Special Moments with My Friend’s Grandfather
When I was a child, I often visited a friend's house. His grandfather was a chef, and whenever I went to his restaurant, he would make a special “kids' meal” for us that wasn’t even on the menu. Not only did he make it for me, but he prepared it for my friend too. We would sit together, enjoying the meal he had prepared just for us, and it was always a fun and memorable experience.
The dishes he made were always so fresh and delicious. It made us feel special, as if we were being given something truly unique. His kindness and thoughtfulness left a deep impression on me, and I admired him for both his gentle demeanor and the quiet strength he had.
Memories with Hato Sable
My friend’s grandfather would often go to Misaki Port in Kanagawa to buy fresh fish, and on his way back, he would sometimes stop by Kamakura and bring back Hato Sable. Every time I visited my friend’s house, there were always Hato Sable cookies, and I looked forward to enjoying them. The sweet and gentle flavor of these cookies is now forever linked to the fun times spent with my friend and the warm hospitality of his grandfather.
↑Hato Sable by Toshimaya, a famous souvenir from Kamakura, is a cute cookie shaped like a pigeon.
Picnics and Peanut Sable
As an adult, I’ve come to enjoy Peanut Sable more and more. I particularly remember one day when I went on a picnic. After eating Nissin Curry Meshi Seafood (which I had talked about the day before) for lunch, I finished off the meal with Peanut Sable for dessert. Eating the sweet and slightly bitter Peanut Sable in nature after a spicy curry was a perfect way to refresh both my mind and body.
Peanut Sable is made with locally grown peanuts from Chiba Prefecture, and its combination of sweetness and a hint of bitterness gives it a more refined, adult flavor. It’s a treat I wouldn’t have fully appreciated as a child, but now, it’s a perfect “grown-up snack.”
Peanut Sable as a Popular Souvenir from Chiba
Peanut Sable is also a popular souvenir from Chiba. Using plenty of Chiba’s famous peanuts, it makes an excellent gift or souvenir. Just like my friend’s grandfather made us special meals, this cookie could become a thoughtful gift that leaves a lasting impression on someone.
Conclusion
The memories of my friend’s grandfather preparing those special kids’ meals, and the special times we spent together, still live on in my heart. Each time I eat Peanut Sable, those nostalgic childhood moments come flooding back. If you ever visit Chiba, I highly recommend picking up some Peanut Sable. It might just create some special memories for you too.
Ingredients, Calories, and Allergen Information for Peanut Sable
Item | Details |
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Contents | 4 pieces |
Calories | Approximately 140 kcal per piece |
Expiration Date | At least 35 days from the shipping date |
Storage Instructions | Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight |
Ingredients | Wheat flour, sugar, margarine, eggs, peanuts, buttered peanuts, cheese, honey, almonds, salt, leavening agent, flavoring, coloring (carotene) |
Allergens | Eggs, dairy, wheat, peanuts, soybeans, almonds |