This box is back to the original style, unlike the recent flavours that have a tuna-can like opening. I wish Morinaga would make up it's mind about packaging.
Milk Pudding is not something I have ever heard of in Australia. In Japan, the land of pudding or "purin", it is one of the many popular flavours, in good company with mango pudding, almond pudding, and caramel pudding.
It's another white chocolate Chocoball, how different could it be from Yoghurt or Cream Cheese?
The balls themselves are rather small, in fact smaller than usual, round, white, and glossy. They smell faintly of vanilla and musk. It's a pleasant scent, but more suitable for perfume than chocolate.
You have to eat a handfull of these all at once to even get a vague sense of the milk pudding flavour. Obviously it wasn't intended for me, Yasu bought it for himself, and he gives it a big thumbs up, but then, he would eat anything Chocoball...he's a dedicated fan.
Big on flavour, these are not. Good for children and husbands, yes.
2 comments:
Gyunyu purin flavour!
I wonder Morinaga still does the famous angel marks on their products. if you don't know what I'm talking about, ask your hubby - I bet he surely knows what that is :)
Yeah I know the angel mark, and yes they do!
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