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日本製OH!オサカーナ杏仁小魚乾 OH!Sakana 健康零食 日本零食 小魚乾OH! OH! Sakana () () () () OH! Osakana 2018 TAMACHAN SHOP OH! Sakana()() TAMACHAN SHOP 80g 20x17x3cm ()()()(L 5 ) 6 02 26480088 23913F SGS 1500 DHAE * * 200!! ~~ DHA 800mg ~ 100g !!!
日本製OH!オサカーナ杏仁小魚乾 OH!Sakana 健康零食 日本零食 小魚乾
杏仁芝麻
昆布大豆
熟成起司
芥末
紀州梅塩
莫札瑞拉起司奶油
醬油奶油
沙丁魚大蒜 (夏季限定)
柿種米果 (數量限定)
辣味蓮藕 (數量限定)
牛蒡起司 (新口味)
OH!Osakana 是一款“健康零食”，於 2018 年誕生，其願望是“用鈣的力量為世界帶來和平”。
新口味登場，剛到貨
日本原廠授權經銷，台灣唯一正式經銷
品牌：TAMACHAN SHOP
品名：OH!Sakana杏仁小魚(單包)或小魚乾禮盒(贈日本原裝禮盒及提袋)
【日本TAMACHAN SHOP品牌故事】
享受安心・安全・美味且營養滿分的「食」的同時，變得健康且美麗
以能讓大家展開笑容為目標的「幸福美食」
從九州、全國各地嚴選上等食材，開發出獨特的商品
在這無窮的「食」的世界，扮演著「食品的樂園」
不只是販賣商品，發揮長年的食品販賣所培育的豐富知識，提供享受飲食的新提案
【商品規格】
◎重量：80g/包
◎尺寸：高20x寬17x深3cm/包
◎成分：丁香魚、杏仁條(加州產)、砂糖、白芝麻、醬油(小麥、脫脂大豆、食鹽、白米、酒精)、澱粉分解物(麥芽糊精)、食鹽、調味劑(L-麩酸鈉、5’-核糖核苷酸鈣)
◎保存期限：6個月
◎產地：日本
◎台灣總經銷：宏益國際股份有限公司
◎台灣總經銷電話號碼：02-26480088
◎台灣總經銷地址：新北市新北市汐止區大同路一段239號13F
◎相關檢驗：台灣SGS八大營養素檢測
健康又美味的小魚乾～歡迎嘗鮮哦！
【產品特色】
⭐日本原裝進口，日本樂天銷售高達1500萬包
⭐開封即食，最佳零食，日本風行抗老聖品：堅果＋小魚乾
⭐小魚香脆沒腥味，連小孩都愛，全家大小都適合的健康點心
⭐嚴選日本產小魚乾與美國加州杏仁果，清甜美味，品質一級棒，低溫烘焙不油炸
⭐吃到原味，堅持不使用防腐劑、香料、色素，身體少負擔，健康零嘴請您嚐
⭐富含鈣、蛋白質、DHA、維生素E等營養
【注意事項】
*小魚乾有較尖利的部位，請小心食用
*本產品含有堅果類、魚類、芝麻、小麥、大豆，
本產品生產線含甲殼類、乳製品、及蛋類製品之產品，
不適合對其過敏體質者食用
一看到客人許願這個
就吸引我的注意✨✨
查了之後發現
挖靠
口味也太多😂
而且是樂天排名第一！開賣三年目前已經累計販售超過200萬包囉!!
看起來超厲害的啊~~
使用日本產小魚乾
可以補充DHA、鈣質等等
不加防腐真材實料
日本媽媽都會給小朋友吃的原型營養零食
家庭大小皆可吃的健康小零食😋
這家都是賣健康零食！
他們家的小魚沒有魚腥味
小魚很大隻是小魚界的巨人
一包就有800mg的鈣質成份
超級營養
不知道如何挑起的
就選杏仁芝麻好了~
算是基本口味
其他的口味看起來也都很厲害
有選擇障礙的我救不了你
因為我也好障礙‼️🤣
內容：每包約100g
產地：日本
買好買滿!不要吃不夠喔!!😋
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Here is a comparison of the Neo with the 4 year old Lenovo Yoga 13 it is replacing. The Lenovo was $550 when new so a very similar price category from 4 years ago. Not sure if this will be useful to anyone so I am putting this at the end, but I figure that a lot of people will be in the same situation switching from a budget windows machine from a few years ago, Overall the Neo is better in almost every way, except for the screen not being able to fold around like the yoga and the lack of a backlit keyboard.
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