For instance, mochi is commonly eaten on Hinamatsuri (Doll's Day) in Japan. Popular versions during this holiday include Hishi and Sakura mochi, both of which feature a color or colors significant ...

are crêpes topped with homemade jelly made from cherry blossom extract, shiratama mochi (rice flour dumplings) and sakura-flavoured bean jam. Next to it sits a scoop of sakura-mochi ice cream on ...

The cherry blossom donuts used a new dough with a dusty texture to imagine the cherry mochi, which means that it is becoming a perfect donut for cherry blossom viewing and I actually tried it.

Currently on sale, Cold Stone’s new Japanese Traditional Sweets lineup showcases the flavors of Anno Imo and Sakura Mochi. “Anno Imo” is a sweet potato grown on Tanegashima, an island to the south of ...

I noticed a poster on the countertop for Sakura Mochi Mochi Puffs (S$3.50), which were not displayed with the other cream puffs. With a limited quantity of 80 pieces per day, these puffs felt a lot ...

More important, plenty of cherry blossom-flavored sweets are hitting the markets. Here in New York, cherry blossom mochi (a rice flour dessert filled with red bean paste) can be found in most Japanese ...

Finally, we have the Sakura Mochi Pie (240 yen), which contains a two-layer filling of cherry blossoms and milk cream inside a pink sakura-colored pie. With salt-pickled sakura leaves in the filling, ...