Yan Yan - Japan

Yan Yan is snack from Japan. These are little stick cookies that you dip in chocolate. This chocolate delight cost about $1.00.

The girl found this treat and bought it for herself. She was kind enough though, to give a taste to her brother and I.


The cookie part is plain tasting, but dip it in the chocolate and it's wonderful....you could pretty much say that about anything dipped in chocolate.

What is fun about this little snack is that each stick has a saying on it like "Gallop Away" or "Eat More Carrots."


As you might imagine, it's all pretty messy. Especially if you want to get all the good chocolate left at the bottom when the sticks are all gone.

Koala's March White Chocolate Creme - China

Dd spotted these and thought they were too cute to resist. She bought them with her own money and paid about $1.50 for this little package. A product of China.

The box is kind of octagonal shaped and has pictures of koala bears. It is cute. The kind of treat that definitely appeals to little girls (and boys).

The cookies inside are little puffy "X" shapes with various picture outlines of koalas doing different things like driving a car, playing a musical triangle etc.


The box says "white chocolate creme filled cookies" and the picture kind of looks like there would be a lot of creamy chocolate pouring out with one little bite - not the case. Rather the cookies are somewhat hollow inside, with the walls coated in white chocolate.

We all liked the cookies. They are not overly sweet and it's only a hint of chocolate that you taste. Dd did think they tasted a bit like Oreo cookies.