Say it best with a box of Japanese sweets, snacks, and nibbles that make those little moments extra special. In Japanese, Pakutto means "to eat in one bite" or "finish in one session" because it's tasty!

• 1 x Toho Seika Crackers - Kalbi Yaki: Delicious, savoury taste of slow-roasted "Kalbi" beef flavoured thin and light rice cracker snack - perfect for any occasion
• 2 x Yaokin Umaibo: Classic savoury puff snack that packs a punch, presented in a variety of enticing flavours
• 1 x Sugimoto Yaseika Maken Gummy: Melt - in -your mouth gummy with a refreshing taste
• 1 x Black Thunder Biscuit: Crunchy biscuit bar wrapped in wholesome dark chocolate
• 1 x Lotte Crunky Wafers:  Delightful thin biscuit, crispy and crunchy, wrapped in creamy milk chocolate
• 1 x Sono Manma Chewing Gum: Cola - infused chewing gum with a vibrant and refreshing taste
• 1 x Fruity Mix Mochi: Mixed assortment fun – sized tray filled with unforgettable flavours
• 2 x Fujiya Anpanman Pelo-Pelo Choco – Lollies: Pelo-pelo' is a Japanese term for 'licking'. It's a delightful chocolate treat on a stick, perfect for the young at heart
• 2 x Fujiya Pop Candy Lollies: Japan’s favourite lolly in finest strawberry, grape, orange, melon and pineapple flavours
• 1 x Fujiya Parasol Choco: Cute and fun umbrella-shaped chocolate on a handle, so you don't get messy when enjoying this melt-in-your-mouth treat
• 2 x  Country Ma’am Chocolate Cookies: Fragrant vanilla infused chocolate chip  cookies with a ‘fresh - from – the – oven’ taste
• 1 x Yaokin Chocolate Rice Cereal Bar: Light puffed malt rice cereal bar covered in rich dark chocolate
• 2  x Asahi Mitsuya Cider Hard Candies: Fizzy, delicious, refreshing and long-lasting sweets
• 2 x Bekko Candies:  A caramel-flavoured traditional sweet that has been enjoyed in Japan since the Edo period