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引用：McDonald’s Japan Official
* It’s a Japanese commercial, so please turn on the subtitles and watch it.
Sankaku choco pie season~
Enjoy the taste of autumn in Japan!
* This article was written by an administrator who is not good at English using a translation site.
What is “Sankaku Choko pai”?
“Sankaku Choko pai” means “triangular chocolate pie”.
In Japanese, “Sankaku” means triangle, “Choco” means chocolate, and “Pai” means pie.
At McDonald’s in Japan, triangular chocolate-flavored pies are released at this time of October along with a commercial for that song.It has become such a standard product that some people look forward to it every year.
What do you think of the taste?
Now, I would like to try the triangular chocolate pie in 2023!
The package is a very cute cat!
The brown one is the standard chocolate every year.The yellow one is this year’s limited edition “Crunchy Milk Caramel.”By the way, last year it was “white chocolate and vanilla” instead of caramel, so if you miss it this year, you may never be able to have it again.
Contents is like this.
It has a sweet and melty chocolate sauce inside the crispy pie crust.It’s especially delicious when it’s freshly made and hot!
standard chocolate
The standard chocolate every year was consistently delicious.
Japanese chocolate is lighter (less sweet) than chocolate from your country, but the triangular chocolate pie is quite sweet, so it may be similar to what you usually eat.
Crunchy Milk Caramel
Milk caramel debuts this year. The texture of something crunchy (like corn crush) is quite enjoyable. And it’s sweet and delicious! I like caramel better this year!
How long can you drink it?
Sales period:October 11, 2023 to early January 2024 (estimated)
price:Sankaku choco pai 160yen,Crunchy Milk Caramel 180yen
Sales location:McDonald’s all over Japan
Limited quantity so may sell out.If you come to Japan, be sure to try it!
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