Kasugai Ika Peana (いかピーナ) Squid Peanuts 89 g — a Japanese-style otsumami snack. Whole peanuts wrapped in a savoury dough coating made with real squid, then slowly direct-fire roasted for a crunchy bite. The squid umami of the coating plays against the natural sweetness of the peanut. About Kasugai Seika Kasugai Seika Co., Ltd. (春日井製菓株式会社) was founded 1928 in Nagoya as Kasugai Shoten, becoming Kasugai Seika in 1942 and incorporating as a stock company in 1948. Long-running flagship lines include "green beans" (グリーン豆 — coated bean snacks), kuro-ame (黒あめ — black sugar candy), and flavoured peanut snacks (prawn, squid, salt-wasabi). A classic Japanese drinking snack — the "mame-gashi" (bean-snack / 豆菓子) category that pairs naturally with beer, sake, or shochu. What makes it distinctive Whole peanuts wrapped in a coating made with real squid — squid flavour is built into the dough, not just sprinkled on. Slowly direct-fire roasted — crunchy texture, not deep-fried. Classic Japanese "mame-gashi" (bean-snack / otsumami) drinking-snack category. Sister SKU to Kasugai's Ebi Pina (Prawn Peanuts) — same coating concept, different seafood note. Product details Japanese name: いかピーナ (Ika Pina) / 烏賊豆 (Ika Mame) Brand: Kasugai Seika (春日井製菓) Format: Coated peanut snack in a single bag Net weight: 89 g Country of origin: Product of Japan Ingredients Refer to the product packaging. Allergens Contains peanut and squid (a mollusc). Please refer to the package for the complete allergen declaration. Nutrition Refer to the product packaging. Important — please check the package label While we make every effort to keep product information accurate and up to date, manufacturers may change formulations, packaging, allergens, ingredients, or specifications without notice. The actual product packaging is always the authoritative source. If you have specific concerns about allergens, ingredients, or any product detail, please contact us before purchase, or refer to the product packaging before consuming. Authentic Japanese bean snack · いかピーナ · Kasugai Ika Peana.
