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	Kakigori
		Kakigori (かき氷) is a Japanese dessert made from shaved ice flavored with syrup.
		To sweeten it condensed milk is often poured on top of it.
		Food stalls on festivals, convenience stores, coffee shops; during the hot summer months Kakigori is sold virtually everywhere in Japan.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/k/ka/kakigori.html (107 words)

	Food - Sweet to Beat the Heat
		But regardless of the season, a lot of customers buy ‘Peanut Butter Mochi’ (strawberry rice cake with peanut butter inside) which is a popular item at the shop.” says Brian, the president of Fugetsu-do.
		My recommendation is Kintoki Kakigori ($2.50), which is shaved ice flavored with syrup and topped with sweet red beans.
		There are also different kinds of Kakigori (shaved ice, $2.00) with different syrups such as lemon, strawberry, bubble gum, and mango.
	www.sushiandtofu.com /sushi_and_tofu/food_sweetToBeat_0308.htm (718 words)

	Kakigori: a close shave doused in sweet syrup \| The Japan Times Online
		At an open-air festival booth kakigori is most likely to be covered in your choice of sticky-sweet artificially flavored, phosphorescent fruit syrup.
		Making kakigori at home is a fairly simple process that, once mastered, will serve you well all summer long.
		Zenzai is served hot with mochi rice cakes in lacquered soup bowls during the winter months, and chilled with little mochi dumplings (shira tama) in the summer.
	search.japantimes.co.jp /cgi-bin/fg20010812rl.html (1054 words)

	Child Research Net - Projects - Young Researchers' Papers - Days I spent with Courtney
		On our way back to school, we all stopped to have kakigori, a bowl of shaved ice with syrup.
		I think we were able to show them a good part of the Japanese culture.
		I think that this electric fan and the kakigori were much cooler and pleasant compared to the artificial coolness of the air conditioner.
	www.childresearch.net /PROJECT/YRP/GROBAL/PAPER13.HTM (1588 words)

	March 6th: Soya Misaki to Pippu \| Japan Hopper
		Kakigori is a summertime treat made of shaved ice drenched in sweet toppings, but since Nayoro claims to have the best snow in Japan, we thought we’d see how it tasted.
		This was at Nayoro’s Piyashiri Ski Resort, and as good as the kakigori was I was getting awfully nervous.
		I was still having trouble understanding what was going on, see, and since we were at a ski resort I figured we’d have to ski.
	www.japan-hopper.com /2006/04/07_23108.php (668 words)

	japanese candy friday: uji-kintoki milk kitkat (giant jeans parlor!)
		The only thing that makes any sense is a bowl of real kakigori, shaved ice topped with (in this case) green-tea syrup, azuki beans and condensed milk.
		Which -- lacking a reliable kakigori delivery service -- I do.
		They emerge exactly right: the cool chocolate shell breaks with a snap and immediately melts into creamy matcha-ness, while the crackly layers of wafer and azuki bean somehow give the illusion of shaved ice, a cold crispness that softens on the tongue.
	www.giantjeansparlor.net /archives/2006/08/uji-kintoki_mil.html (435 words)

	Kirai.NET - Un geek en Japón by Héctor García — Kakigori
		Albert es bastante tiquismiquis con la comida pero también encontramos cosas típicas japonesas de su agrado, como por ejemplo el kakigori, un refresco típico en el verano japonés.
		Se trata simplemente de hielo picado con siropes para dar sabor, la verdad es que es una guarrada pero está bien para refrescarse durante el caluroso verano japonés.
		Alberto y Albert preparándose unos kakigoris en Nara.
	www.kirainet.com /kakigori (1368 words)

	WA-GASHI: A Perfect Ending » Japan Blog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		Kakigori is shaved ice poured with flavored syrup.
		Kakigori poured with two or more flavors of different colors is called rainbow.
		Condensed milk may be used to sweeten kakigori.
	www.geishablog.com /culture/wa-gashi-a-perfect-ending (744 words)

	Cool Ades (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		A straw is placed in the bag and as the heat of the sun melts the ice, flavors blend and sipping ensues for a very cool treat.
		Kakigori-- shaved ice-- is the sno-cone of Japan.
		Mariko Takinami Brothers formerly from Japan, now living in Brookline with her two children, remembers hot summer days when she'd beg some money from her mother, grab her best friend and they would go to an old grandmother's shop window to buy melon, lemon or strawberry flavored kaki gori.
	www.cookingatdebras.com /articles/article7_07-01.html (979 words)

	Kawaii Culture: Japanese Desserts
		Condensed milk is poured on top of it to sweeten it further.
		Kakigori has a fine consistency and is usually eaten with a spoon.
		In the summer it is so popular that it can be found virtually anywhere that serves beverages, including coffee shops.
	www.tokyopop.com /439.html?page=2 (1181 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Kakigori (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		It is nearly identical to a snow cone but can have a slightly finer consistency and a spoon is almost always used.
		However, electric ice shavers are most often used; though street vendors can still be seen hand-shaving ice blocks in the summer.
		In addition to the streets, Kakigori is also sold in festivals, convenience stores, coffee shops, restaurants; during the hot summer months Kakigōri is sold virtually everywhere in Japan.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Kakigori (452 words)

	Web Magazine Summer Edition 2004 * Tokyo Summer Scene
		The standard Japanese Summer dessert is the Kakigori, but did you know that there are regional differences in the way it is served?
		It could also be said that the fact that there are three different ways in the simple act of pouring the syrup is testament to the profundity of Japanese food culture.
		Using roughly crashed ice, the kakigori (snow cone) slowly melts in your mouth and creates a cool moment on a hot summer day.
	www.tourism.metro.tokyo.jp /english/webmaga/2004summer/index4.html (1706 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		Water ice should not be confused with a "snow cone," as water ice has a much smoother, wetter consistency, whereas snow cones are harder and sometimes crunchy.
		Italian ice, unlike shaved ice products such as snow cones or kakigori, is very smooth.
		The flavoring is mixed into the ice before or during freezing, instead of being added at the point of sale.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Italian_ice (400 words)

	asahi.com：Weekend Beat/ Shaved-ice desserts just the thing to cool down a summer day - ENGLISH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		There is nothing more refreshing than a cup of kakigori on a hot summer day.
		There are many interesting toppings for kakigori and some long-established shops offer particular specialties.
		Some have been heard to say that kakigori at Asami Reizo is better than that found at supermarkets or that the ice doesn't cause headaches.
	www.asahi.com /english/Herald-asahi/TKY200607220195.html (1157 words)

	Interview with the Nakaochiai Gallery - TABlog
		The Nakaochiai gallery, housed in a former kakigori and okashiya shop (Japanese shaved ice desert and cake shop), is tucked away in a serene, beautiful residential area of Tokyo’s Shinjuku Ward.
		Hearing stories from our landlord about how things in this area used to be, I think it’s definitely been a positive thing to bring this space that was dead back to life.
		On the other hand, like anyone you have to make an effort: you have to invite people more because they may not know when we’re open or if a show is up or not, so it does rely on that more than people just dropping in.
	www.tokyoartbeat.com /tablog/entries.en/2006/09/interview_with_the_nakaochiai.html (1842 words)

	Kakigori - Japanese Shaved Ice Dessert - Japanese Food
		Kakigori - Japanese Shaved Ice Dessert - Japanese Food
		Kakigori is a Japanese dessert made from shaved ice flavored with syrup.
		Look forward to more links, resources, and shopping information as we are currently updating this section.
	www.japan-101.com /food/dining_kakigori.htm (169 words)

	Kakigori - Definitions from Dictionary.com
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