What is your favourite Asian snack /ck/? These pineapple rolls

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Just simple rice crackers. Great to nibble on.

Coconut Chikki is really, really good.

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pic very related.

>>8993056
Asian bread is the fucking goat.

Nuqal Badami.
Difficult to get hold of though.

>>8993166
I think I ate about two pounds of rice cracker medley over three days doing mushrooms in Joshua tree. I ate those and a couple of mountain house freeze dried meals. I get a huge bag every time I go to the local Asian grocer

Lychee jellies. Aww yiss.

Dried banana crisps, the savoury kind with garlic powder

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I'm partial to mochi. I like pic related and the ube with swordbean paste best, red bean is really close second. Black sesame go to hell.

>>8993056
Peanuts. They grow the most awesome peanuts here. They beat the hell out of Planters and all the other U.S. brands.

>>8993419
I like the peanut butter flavor of that

>>8993056
There's similar snacks to that which are durian flavored, those are great too.

>>8993419
>halal

no
also those are like chinese brand mochi and not as good as the real things look for daifuku black sesame mochi

>>8993056
i just buy rice, noodles,spices, sauces i need for cooking and seafood when its cheap
I tried some of their snacks but im not impressed

>>8993056
>The fruit cake of asian snacks

No thanks.

>>8993056
pockyyy!! kawaiiii

Savoury korean snacks.

Onion rings, corn chips, those spicy shrimp crackers

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>>8993056
These are like crack.