Kyabetsu Tarō facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Kyabetsu Tarō |
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| Japanese name | キャベツ太郎 |
| Maker | Kadō |
| Ingredients | maize flour |
| Flavours | sauce only |
Kyabetsu Tarō (Japanese: キャベツ太郎, Tarō being a common Japanese male first name) is a popular Japanese snack food. It is made by the Kadō company, located in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan. This snack is known for being affordable and is very popular among children.
Kyabetsu Tarō gets its name from "Tarō," which is a common first name for boys in Japan. Even though its name includes "cabbage" (Kyabetsu), the snack does not actually contain any cabbage. Some people think its name might be a fun play on words related to a famous Japanese folk hero called Momotaro.
What is Kyabetsu Tarō?
Kyabetsu Tarō consists of small, round pieces of corn. Each piece is about 3 centimeters (just over an inch) wide. These corn balls are flavored with tiny bits of nori (dried seaweed) and a special Japanese brown sauce. The sauce gives it a unique and tasty flavor that many kids enjoy.
Snack Sizes and Packaging
This snack is sold in two different bag sizes, making it easy to choose how much you want. You can find smaller bags that are very inexpensive, and larger bags for when you want more to share or enjoy by yourself.
The package of Kyabetsu Tarō features a fun and friendly mascot. It shows a frog wearing a policeman's hat. This playful design adds to the snack's appeal for younger customers.
See also
In Spanish: Kyabetsu tarō para niños
