I received a Caldi soy milk biscuit with lemon as a snack and it was delicious, so I wanted to make a note of it. The individually wrapped packaging is very convenient. It is a soy milk biscuit with a crispy texture, filled with a refreshing lemon cream. The gentle sweetness and refreshing lemon combination make it a delicious individually packaged biscuit.

I want a convenient snack to keep in the office. Convenience store snacks are already covered by other employees, so I'm looking for something different. Caldi is very convenient for this. They have various anniversary and seasonal events, so it's fun to visit occasionally and find new items. Today, I found some cherry blossom-themed snacks. The Sakura Azuki Chocolate and Caldi's Original Spring Blend Coffee were delicious. The chocolate had a taste similar to sakura mochi when you eat a few pieces together. The coffee had a nice balance of acidity and freshness, perfect for spring. The Guatemala blend felt more like dark chocolate, but the Spring Blend had a softness like a spring breeze. It would go well with Japanese sweets. It was delicious.

I bought a dessert of Nashi pear and black tea jelly for a light snack. The refreshing taste of black tea and the crispness of Nashi pear made for a delightful dessert time.

I went to Karude and tried the assorted items - the cold brew iced coffee was so delicious!

On Christmas Eve, December 24th, after a meeting at Hakata Station, I bought Christmas fried chicken and cake at "Ming" on my way back to the parking lot. Since I was already there, I decided to buy sparkling wine for Christmas as well. While looking for a place to buy it, I found "Kaldi Coffee Farm". I thought they might have various food items and alcohol, and indeed they did. I found "Redwood Sparkling Wine" within my budget of 1000 yen, so I purchased it right away. Thanks to that, I was able to finish preparing for Christmas with chicken, cake, and alcohol from Ming, and then returned to my car.

There is a Caldi on the souvenir street. Caldi sells not only imported food but also a variety of other foods. The selection is good and changes frequently, so it's always exciting to visit. I purchased items such as diced tomato cans, matcha mochi, prosciutto, golden camembert, pasta sauce, and crackers. The diced tomatoes have been featured in magazines and on TV. When they are on sale for less than 100 yen, I stock up. There are also many snacks and candies that you can't find at the supermarket, which makes it fun to shop there.

When you look around the store, you often see products with the name "Moheji" written on them. "Moheji" is a company that sells food and other products run by Camel Coffee, which also operates the Caldi Coffee Farm. It can be thought of as a private brand. In "Moheji" products, I often buy snacks, but there are also seasonings and desserts available. One of my favorite products is called "Wa Jam." It is red bean jam, and when spread on toast, it easily becomes red bean toast. It also goes well as a topping for ice cream, so I recommend it.