After over a year and a half in development, an aesthetically impressive brand of innovative sweets has been launched by the long-established Japanese confectionery store “Tsurugi no Yusho Honpo” in Okayama. The new Japanese brand of marshmallow confections are handmade without any artificial colors or ingredients and are unique in both taste and appearance.
Tataruma Japanese Marshmallow Confections
As big fans of edible art, we love learning of new and beautiful things to eat.
After much trial and error, the Japanese confectioners who, 130 years ago originated the marshmallow confection, Tsuru Tama, finally reached a perfect balance of texture, taste and appearance with a new line of sweets, Tataruma, which was funded through crowdsourcing.
The new Tataruma brand consists of five different marshmallow confections.
The “Heavy“, the most artistically designed dessert of the five, comes in three flavors, each of which combines two textures and two flavors. In the following descriptions, the ‘marshmallow’ is often referred to as ‘sheepskin.’
• Marshmallow × Yokan
Manshuro is a soft sheep ume tailored to it, simple and refreshing taste.
Ingredients: Sugar, Azuki Bean, Starch Syrup, Agar, Gelatin, Egg White (Including Eggs), Starch
• Squash (Pumpkin) Marshmallow × Matcha Ukane
Uji Tea flavor complements the surprising combination of squash and marshmallows.
Ingredients: Nanuki Marshmallow × Matcha Yokan Sugar, Handknown, Starch Syrup, Green Tea, Agar, Gelatin, Egg White ), Pumpkin powder, starch / carotene pigment
• Marshmallow of white strawberry × White Cane
It is exquisite the balance between the taste of the strawberries and the white sheepskin of the light mouth made with Hokkaido handmade beans.
Ingredients: sugar, hand-smashed, starch syrup, agar, gelatin, egg white (including eggs), raspberry powder, starch / red radish pigment
The combination of of marshmallow in plain, pumpkin squash or strawberry flavor combined with the tastes of Matcha (or Green Tea) or white yolk with wheat bran is said to be very refreshing.
The other four treats in the collection are:
• Circle – bite-sized marshmallow teats flavored with fruit juices
• Point – Japanese marshmallows, a moist bean paste marshmallow
• Ball – Marshmallow Bun with a sesame bean paste
• Surface – A Marshmallow cream with three kinds of bean paste
Made with natural juices and sugars, they do not use synthetic coloring matter or artificial sweetener, perfume, preservatives, stabilizer.
The packaging is a simple design that intuitively matches the confectionary designs of the desserts. In typical Japanese fashion, it’s elegance lies in its simplicity.
The Tataruma treats have a shelf life of 2 weeks and must be consumed immediately upon opening.
Website: https://tsurutama.jp
Online shop: https://shop.tsurutama.jp