When we visited a particular destination is always interesting to make a gastronomic tour and know great food. Just as our eyes are treated to beautiful views, our taste buds can also do to discover new flavors. This time we travel to the always eccentric Japan, but will not discuss the well-known sushi, sashimi we refer to either or the dishes based on blowfish. Today we turn to a drink, one of the most consumed liquid in the world, we refer to coffee. The funny thing is that in Japan, the usual practice is to drink hot coffee, but buy it frozen and canned, as if it were a Coca Cola, or the American custom of iced tea, a kind of iced frappuccino but canned Can you believe? We, maybe we Westerners seem crazy, but the fact is that Japan’s Iced Coffee is extremely popular in the country and considered a delicacy.
During your visit to Japan you will notice that there is a mark not only are many companies competing in an increasingly demanding market. We know that in Japan, time is precious. We have seen the passage hotels, capsule hotels gaining adherents every day and in a matter of not wasting time feeding. It is much more convenient and simple to buy an ice cream and canned coffee preparation. If you want to try it, get it is not difficult, many grocery stores and pack the stands with this type of product. If passersby can also find coffee vending machines ice cream.
Although you may not have heard before about the iced coffee, custom data consuming and Japan decades ago, just since 1969, when he first became known in the market. The oldest trademark still in competition is Pokka Original but other brands such as Boss Coffee, Fire, Dydo, Georgia, Nescafe, Roots and Wonder are among the favorite of consumers.
About types of coffee are there for all tastes, coffee with regular milk or extra sweet black coffee without sugar.
It is worth noting that there are also some versions of canned hot coffee, especially in those in the market in winter seasons. The cost of a canned beverage? Around 120 yen.
Did you know that canned coffee in Japan is so popular that according to studies, half of Japanese men consume it before going to work?
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