
Cool - there was a platter of
inari sushi available here at the United lounge in Narita today. Add in a few cold ones from the
Narita beer machine and a quick shower, and I was refreshed for the final leg of this run back home.

Addendum: they also had these Bourbon-brand biscuits and cookies. I was hoping that maybe they would be bourbon-flavored or something, but now that I look at it, I think it's a brand from the UK or something. Can anyone confirm? They still have those
French kiri cheese things here too.
3 comments:
Looks like McVities Digestives to me.. they should be plentiful in Singapore as well, just have a look on the supermarket shelf.
Bourbon itself is a well known snack maker, though I'm not aware of them making any whisky-flavoured products, haha.
Bourbon's a Japanese brand.
And also want to add that I enjoy reading your blog. =D
think there might have been some confusion with what i said.
anyways:
bourbon's a japanese snack maker, mostly biscuits related stuff - like their chocolate/vanilla wafers, light and nice creamy filling that doesn't taste of some shoddy vegetable oil.
the biscuit peeking out of the pack, however, is a digestive biscuit (says so on the packet in katakana), though it is suspiciously similar to a mcvites, right down to the wheat image on the biscuit, so i can only guess that it is a homage to the original mcvities version, or somehow they repackage mcvities biscuits as their own. Highly suspect the former.
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