Limited Edition Snack Spotlight :: PANAPP ぶどうの女王 (Grape Queen)

This flavour of Panapp is called "Grape Queen". So in Japan you've got two types of grapes. Purple grapes and muscat grapes are the two main types. Most of what I would call green grapes they call muscat grapes.

I saw this panapp at the store. Normally they're under 100 yen but this one was 150 yen. Wow! An extra 50 yen!

I adore Panapp ice cream cups. They're soft and have a really strong fruity flavour. This one was no exception. The grape flavour was really sweet and slightly tangy. It melted really nicely on the tongue as well. I absolutely enjoyed this treat.

A single cup of this has a bit more than the regular cups. It has 206 calories, 28 g of carbs, 9 g of fat, 3 g of protein and 100 mg of sodium.

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