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Posted On: March 17th 2025, 06:31 pm

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Would you try this viral Japanese gummy candy?😳🍇

CORORO @cororo_official is a local & tourist favorite in Japan, and now — it’s finally coming to the US! with a smooth outer coating and jelly-like inside, this gummy candy is the first of its kind and a must-try for foodies and japan enthusiasts😽

p.s. leave a comment if you’ve ever tried this in japan

#COROROGummy #uhamikakuto #PopWithCORORO #japanesesweets #CORORO #japanesecandy #japaneseculture #japanfood #candyreview #japan #japanese #uha #ad

Comments (25)

captainpunchaho

8 months ago

captainpunchaho

Thank you for actually showing the texture, no one else seems to 😂❤️❤️

hana_michik0

a year ago

hana_michik0

スウェーデンのお菓子を食べてみる動画を作ってください！私はいつも @dreamcandyland で買っています。ここが一番安くて、新鮮なお菓子が揃っていますよ🍬✨

beipujianer

2 years ago

beipujianer

I’m sorry . You already knew them. \(//∇//)\

willowfrombuffy8

2 years ago

willowfrombuffy8

OOO imagine in the fridge nice and cold

kimmybruuh12

2 years ago

kimmybruuh12

Yaaaay! I love these

notsethh__

2 years ago

notsethh__

For anyone wondering, they are being sold in minso, very yummy

loavofbread

2 years ago

loavofbread

Freeze them

alicia_alwaysgoingtohaveme

2 years ago

alicia_alwaysgoingtohaveme

❤️🙌😢😍😮

buddahballb3

2 years ago

buddahballb3

I’ve had the green ones, they’re very yummy!

mapleleafnotsyrup

2 years ago

mapleleafnotsyrup

Why not just eat a normal grape then???-

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Let me be very clear: Sharon sucks. It takes a particularly wretched and disgusting personality to feel comfortable commenting negatively on a happy couple’s pregnancy update. I feel no desire or obligation to extend her grace, but I do acknowledge (and pity) that her underlying beliefs about disability and parenting probably stem from a lack of understanding and experience.

So what, exactly, is Sharon not understanding?

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