Kameda Crisps, Sweet Chili, 5 Ounce (Pack of 6)

I buy Kameda Crisps in the international foods section of my local grocery stores, but they're not always in stock, so I turned to Amazon for both a great price and to stock up!The product itself is great, these will most likely by the crispiest rice snacks you've ever buy, the spice is just right for flavor, and the peanuts aren't over salted like you'll typically find in the US. From first glance it will appear there is not much in the bag, until you start eating them. If I'm not pigging out, a bag will last about 3 snack sessions.Good deal, thanks Amazon!

Peanuts are good. Sweet chili are too hot. Sweet chili (Kakinotane, Japanese translated to persimmon seeds) are much hotter than "original kakinotane."

I would get these all the time if they were cheaper. Perhaps that's a good thing, because I ate these as a meal while they lasted.They have some heat to them, and the peanuts help cool you down. If you haven't had rice crisps before, they're definitely worth a try.

Not quite as spicy as the kameda kaki--pe you get in Japan, and frankly that's a good thing. It's still packs a nice warm kick, and the savory flavors are fantastic. Baked is also definitely the way to go, for taste and texture if for no other reason. Good, fresh peanuts, and the whole thing isn't salted to death either, and there's no MSG.I'm a happy guy.

love the combination of roasted peanuts and chilly rice cracker. the peanuts are good in quality, nice, juicy and soft.

Not all spicy chili crackers with peanuts are the same. Some have very little heat, but I think these are squarely medium spicy. I got these because my 2yo loves this mix, but this particular brand is too spicy for him.The biggest drawback is the price. I bought these in bulk out of convenience, but they are cheaper at my local Asian market.

My favorite rice cracker!!! Excellent quality, crunchy. No fishy smell, taste. Peanuts are great: good crunch and adequate saltiness. Outstanding choice!!!!

Years ago I lived in Japan and came back to the states with a kaki no tani addiction. It can be hard to find ,depending on where you live and not all brands are created equal. Kameda crisps have a slightly spicy edge which pairs nicely with the peanuts, the peanut to cracker ratio is perfect. Honestly, I could eat this stuff by the truckload. Sigh, just thinking about it makes me want to put in another order.