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Sarah Panasewicz Lu Mikado Review	Hello nicey,   I'm a newcomer to your site (great concept, by the way) and I noticed this article about Mikado biscuits.  Like you, I also wondered initially what the Gibbons they were until my France vacation in early February, where one of my friends purchased them out of sheer boredom and I then had the privilege to indulge myself in the taste of one.   Yes, they are indeed Japanese - I guessed them before trial just by looking at the idiosyncratic design of the packaging and also the sound of the name.  They are truly delicious, there's an adequate amount in each pack and above all, they include chocolate that actually tastes of chocolate.  What more can a snacker ask for?
Thomas Berriman Lu Mikado Review	Re-seeing you on b3ta made me click, and saw the mikado reminded me of some biscuits I saw in Hong Kong note: For men! There were other varieties for the fairer sex, or gender non-specific bisuits (unisex biscuits?) But these were the hardcore. Actually quite bland, the truth be known. tom
	Nicey replies: Cheers Tom, I think thats made sense of the whole thing now, if thats possible. Its a Japanese company who make essentially German snacks and who licence the brand to French made their own and then sold it me. Yay!
Cassie Graff Lu Mikado Review	I read the latest article about the Mikado biscuits and immediately recognized them. There is a chinese brand similar to them, called Pocky. They come in chocolate and strawberry, and are quite good, I think. You might want to chack it out.   Great job on the site, by the way. I'm a big fan.   Sincerely, Cassie Graff
	Nicey replies: Yes thats tied it all up, I think they are Japanese, by a firm called 'Glico' and must be made under license by Lu. Our pack had a Glico logo on it like the Pocky's. This must be the origin of the Japanese 'Mikado' name.
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