Assorted Yōkan

An assortment of Japanese desserts made of sweet beans, and typically enjoyed with a tea.

£30 per item

Enjoyed as a tea-time treat, a thoughtful gift, or a symbol of celebration, yōkan is a cherished Japanese dessert that embodies elegant simplicity and refinement. Its history spanning centuries, yōkan has been a popular delicacy accompanying tea ceremonies. Handmade using carefully selected, high-quality ingredients such as azuki beans, sugar and agar-agar, skilled wagashi (Japanese confectionery) artisans shape these into elegant rectangular blocks. A smooth, gelled-paste consistency, a harmonious blend of flavours, and delicate sweetness is what best describe yōkan, a beloved dessert that embodies the rich heritage of Japanese confectionery.

The box contains 5 types of yōkan that come in flavours of azuki bean, dark brown sugar, matcha, honey and black tea.

Ingredients: Azuki beans, sugar, agar-agar
Depending on the type it may contain: roasted soy powder, red azuki, matcha, fermented soy paste

Contains soy.

Nutritional Value/100g:

Energy: 270kcal – 286 kcal
Fat: 0.4g – 0.8 g
of which saturates: 0g – 0.1g
Carbohydrates: 61.4g – 67.1g
of which sugar: 46.6g – 59.4g
Protein: 3.5 g – 4.4g
Salt: 0.01g – 0.23g

Yōkan size: L8 cm x W3 cm x H2 cm; Weight: 50g

Box size: L15.3cm x W8.5 cm x H3 cm

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