🎌 Dutch House "Peanut Butter Pie"楽花生パイ

The snack manufacturer "Holland House" originated in Chiba and currently has over 40 direct-sale stores, all located within Chiba Prefecture. "Holland House" carefully selects crops such as peanuts, sweet potatoes, pumpkins, and strawberries, which are cultivated in Chiba's warm climate and fertile soil. To ensure safety and peace of mind, they avoid using preservatives as much as possible and focus on achieving just the right sweetness without compromising the original flavors of the ingredients. The products offered by Holland House are diverse, featuring both Japanese and Western styles, with the "Raku Peanut Pie" (172 yen each) being the most recommended. This pie is a famous souvenir representing Chiba Prefecture. The Raku Peanut Pie is made with a special filling created from Chiba-grown peanuts cooked in syrup, encased in pie crust, resulting in a sweet, rich flavor that perfectly harmonizes with the pie crust. The pie crust is made with imported fermented butter from the Netherlands, providing an exceptionally pure taste. It pairs wonderfully with coffee or black tea, and is also the best choice to enjoy with Japanese tea. Other popular items include the adorable peanut-shaped "Peanut Monaka" (151 yen each) and the seasonal limited "Peanut Dacquoise Cake" (151 yen each), which has a chewy texture. These treats are perfect for both gifting and personal enjoyment, making them a renowned confectionery originating from Chiba.

Chiba Prefecture's famous confectionery, the popular No. 1 "Rakka Senpai" (Peanut Pie). Whether Japanese or Western style, the variety of products from the Dutch House is highly praised. The snacks are made using agricultural products grown in Chiba Prefecture.