Chichi dango
Chi chi dango is a soft, sweet type of dango, a mochiko (sweet rice flour) dessert confection of Japanese origin. It is popular in Hawaii, particularly during Girl's Day celebrations.[1]
See also
- Mochi
- Botan Rice Candy
- Hawaiian cuisine
References
- ^ Toth, Catherine (2018-01-31). "O'ahu's Nisshodo Candy Store is the spot for handcrafted Japanese sweets". Hawaii Magazine. Retrieved 2018-09-25.
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