Kitakami croquette

The pride of the local community, the taste of Kitakami. The ultimate croquette produced in Iwate, which is rich in the four seasons
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Kitakami croquette introduction

Kitakami croquettes are a local dish loved in Kitakami, Iwate Prefecture. The characteristic of these croquettes is that they use plenty of luxurious ingredients grown locally. “Futako Satoimo,” which can be said to play the leading role in croquettes, is characterized by its strong stickiness and rich flavor, creating a unique, smooth texture. In addition, Japanese black beef raised in the rich nature of Kitakami and pork from the prefecture, which is rich in nutrients such as vitamin B1 and minerals, give the croquettes a rich flavor and have plenty of volume. Furthermore, asparagus, which boasts the highest production volume in the prefecture, is added as an accent, creating a well-balanced flavor that won't let eaters get bored. “Kitakami croquettes” are made with the aim of revitalizing the local community based on the idea of the Kitakami Cookers' Association, and are offered at various stores in the city. One of the attractions at each store is that you can enjoy sandwiches, rice bowls, and soba toppings in a variety of styles. It also has a track record of participating in the “B-1 Grand Prix” as Iwate's local gourmet food, and is loved by many people as a representative of Kitakami City. For example, at long-established stores that have continued since the Meiji era, you can enjoy a teishoku style while looking out at the Kitakami River, so you can fully enjoy the flavors of local ingredients. Also, you can easily take out in the expressway service area, and it is loved by many tourists who stop by during their trips.

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