[DAISO] TATAWA Blueberry Jam Cookies - 60g

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※ Please be advised that this product will be shipped without the outer box (bulk packaging) to prevent additional shipping charges due to increased dimensional weight.
If you require the blister or original packaging, please contact our CS team in advance. Additional shipping costs may apply depending on the dimensional weight, and we will inform you accordingly.

[DAISO] TATAWA Blueberry Jam Cookies - 60g

＊ Condition   /   NEW 

＊ Description

A soft cookie filled with tangy blueberry jam.

＊ How to Use

Open the package and enjoy directly as a ready-to-eat snack.

＊ Major Ingredients

Wheat Flour, Blueberry Filling 33%[Sugar, Glucose Syrup, Winter Melon, Blueberry 1.65%, Water, Pectin, Citric Acid, Synthetic Flavor(Blueberry Flavor) 0.099%, Grape Skin Color], Shortening(Palm Oil), Sugar, Egg, Milk Powder, Maltitol Syrup, Sodium Bicarbonate, Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate, Corn Starch(May contain genetically modified corn), Calcium Carbonate, Salt, Synthetic Flavor(Blueberry Flavor 0.17%, Butter Flavor), Soybean Lecithin(May contain genetically modified soybean)
* Contains Wheat, Milk, Egg, Soybean

＊ Notice                                                                 

csteam@roseroseshop.com / cs@roseroseshop.com

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     Date on the product can be EITHER the manufactured date OR the expiration date.
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