The most romantic snack box ever! This treat box with authentic Japanese tea, savory and sweet delicacies will impress your Valentine (and you can enjoy it together) - save $5 now
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When it comes to Valentine’s Gifts, you have a choice between buying your love a gift they’ll use a few times or choosing an experience you can enjoy together.
If you want the latter option and to make memories together trying new things, one delicious and unique option is a Japanese tasting adventure from Sakuraco.
You’ll both get to pleasure your tastebuds as well as have fun experimenting with a Sakuraco Valentine's gift box that contains an incredible 20 tasty treats direct from Japan that you could never find in an American grocery store.
With treats, teas and items for the home like tea cups or chopsticks, this is the perfect mix of a taste sensation plus an object to keep forever.
Use the code DAILYMAIL to make the cost of a box of 20 treats just $32.50.?
And the Valentine’s box is more special than most as it contains tea for two as well as perfect tea accompaniments such as sweet Kinako dumplings and Mikan jelly.
With the $5 discount, a box works out to $32.50, which is less than $2 per snack.
The Sakuraco Valentine's box includes Japanese afternoon tea perfectly paired with sweet Kinako Dumplings and refreshing Mikan Jelly.
The box also includes ceramics and chop sticks, making it even better value for money as you can reuse these items time and time again and keep them as a sign of your Valentine's love for each other.?
Whether you enjoy the box on Valentine’s night and pick on the treats instead of a heavy dinner or spread them out over a few months and make the gift last longer, Sakuraco's Valentine's box?is a couples experience.
Just look at these?luscious strawberry treats paired with rich milk chocolate, fluffy dorayaki cakes, and the comforting flavor of barley.
Enjoy a romantic night with?luscious strawberry treats paired with rich milk chocolate, fluffy dorayaki cakes, and the comforting flavor of barley. Just some of the treats inside the Sakuraco Valentine's box
If you’re feeling extra generous, you could take out a subscription and receive brand new treat boxes every four weeks.
Each box has a different theme with previous themes ranging from Japanese blossom season to Chinese New Year to celebrating specific regions in Japan.
The boxes themselves look gorgeous so you can reuse them when the treats are gone.
After you've eaten the treats in the Sakuraco box, you can keep the box and also a ceramic item or chopsticks so you'll always have something to remind you of Valentine's Day 2023
If you are intrigued by the culture and cuisine of Japan but are yet to visit, a subscription box will help you experience all the best, most authentic tastes of the country without an expensive plane ticket.
Those who have tried one have really enjoyed the thrill of experiencing different flavors, with the average score from 12,000 reviewers a near-perfect 4.8 out of five.
'I received a subscription to Sakuraco as a Christmas gift and am completely delighted with it,' praised one happy subscriber. 'The nibbles are delicious and the tea divine. It all comes beautifully packaged with a vivid booklet describing a specific region of Japan. I can’t wait for our next box.'
Sakuraco offers subscription options so you can enjoy a unique delivery every month in a beautiful box, Previous themes have included Japanese Cherry Blossom
Another added: 'The quality of the snacks was incredible and diverse! A lot of cool items with unique taste and new flavors. The delivery was on point and we can't wait for the next box!'
Ready to wow your Valentine? Head to the Sakuraco website now and don't forget the code DAILYMAIL?to save $5.?
- Choose Your Plan - Sakuraco
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