Butter Mochi is a Hawaiian twist on classic Japanese mochi (sweet glutinous rice cake). Rich and chewy, it is a popular dessert enjoyed by all throughout the islands. Each piece is baked until golden, filled with plenty of aloha and will have you flying first class on your way to paradise.
Classic recipe made with coconut milk and vanilla - the local favorite
Sweetened red beans, slightly mashed and mixed in for a familiar Asian twist
Pure pumpkin with just a hint of cinnamon. Perfect for the holiday season
Classic American pie flavor - "mochi-fied"
Sweet, creamy and slightly tart. When life gives you lemons, make mochi!
Traditional Japanese ceremony meets afternoon tea. Oh, you fancy huh?
Chocolate lovers - meet the most decadent flavor of them all. Can you resist?
Chi chi dango are sweet, colorful and bite-sized mochi pieces, dusted in katakuriko (potato starch) or kinako (soybean flour). A delicious treat for any day of the year, but most commonly enjoyed on New Year’s (Oshougatsu) and Girl’s Day (Hinamatsuri). With its milky texture and hints of coconut flavor, it’s sure to be a favorite amongst all ages. [Chi-chi dango is vegan (dairy and egg free)]
Simple, sweet and addictive - The "girl next door"
Same classic recipe, but with three layers - green, white and pink. A beautiful presentation, perfect for your next special occassion - The "pageant queen"
Subtly sweet with earthy green tea notes - The "sophisticated sista"
Fruity, sweet and colored pink - The "girly girl"