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Shiroi Koibito is a chocolate sandwich biscuit produced by Ishiya Contractery Co., Ltd. in Japan, which was sold in 1976 and quickly became a popular biscuit snack after its introduction, making Ishiya Confectionery Co., Ltd. a well-known representative of Hokkaido confectionery manufacturers. Shiroi Koibito biscuits are found in duty-free shops and hundreds of souvenir shops at Japanese airports, making them the first choice of travel souvenirs in Hokkaido, Japan.
 
Ishiya Seika produces Shiroi Koibito biscuits only in Hokkaido, Japan, and the product design also has the characteristics of the production area, the outer packaging is printed with a map of Hokkaido, and the raw materials such as flour, butter, and sugar are all produced in Hokkaido. White Lovers' biscuit single piece originated from France's "cat tongue cookie" biscuit, the taste is lighter, with a faint milk flavor, this biscuit will be smooth taste to the extreme, through the fine baking temperature control, very crispy, a bite to break, put in the mouth without obvious grain, but this biscuit is also relatively easy to break, so the middle of the sandwich design is also unique, the sandwich is slightly larger than the biscuit single piece, can stabilize the biscuit single piece structure, of which the white chocolate sandwich is made of selected extra thick white chocolate and Hokkaido fresh milk, sweet and smooth It has become one of the representatives of Japanese snacks. The official price of this boxed version of 12 biscuits is 761 yen (about 45 yuan). If you feel that the sweetness of the white lover filling is slightly higher, you can put it in the refrigerator first, and the sweetness will be reduced when you taste it. It can also be enjoyed with black tea, and the light tea astringency is especially greasy.
 
Ishiya Seika has transformed its production plant in Sapporo, Hokkaido, into a Shiroi Koibito theme park, where you can visit factories and make biscuits, which not only further enhances the popularity of Shiroi Koibito, but also drives the development of the local tourism economy, attracting tourists from all over the world.
 
It is worth mentioning that on September 5, 2018, Ishiya Confectionery officially stated that it does not currently export goods to countries other than Japan, and has not granted agency rights to Chinese companies. Consumers must be cautious when buying white lovers in domestic channels, especially since fake goods are prevalent on e-commerce platforms, and it is best to choose large physical supermarkets.