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Hello Everyone! Here I am, trying to satisfy my craving for Japanese tibits(おかし / お菓子) again. This time I'm going to introduce you another product of the brand GLICO. That is Glico Pretz. It comes with a number of flavors(あじ / 味). The photo below is taken from their official site on the current flavors(あじ / 味) of Glico Pretz. Judging from the appearance of each stick, you can't tell what flavor(あじ / 味) it is unless you taste it. The flavor(あじ / 味) is totally blend in with the biscuits. You can actually play a game(ゲーム)
using Glico Pretz; the game(ゲーム) name(なまえ / 名前) can be "Guess the flavor(あじ / 味) of Glico Pretz!". Isn't that fun? (hahaha) Each box comes with either 2 or 4 small packets. In the photo below, there are only 2 types of flavors(あじ / 味) that comes with 4 small packets and that is the Tomato series of Glico Pretz. The rest of the Glico Pretz on the photo below contains 2 small packets in each box. 
Photo taken from the their official website.
Glico Pretz Salad Flavor 
Glico Pretz Mini version Some of the Japanese words we can learn from the above poster are: 1. Salad サラダ sa-ra-da 2. Salt しお / えん / 塩 3. Flavor/Taste あじ / 味 4. Honey はちみつ / 蜂蜜
5. Pretty / Cute / Lovely / Charming / Dear / Darling / Pet かわいい / 可愛い Official website at http://www.glico.co.jp/pretz/lineup.htm The PRETZ commercials: I found 2 very cute commercial of Glico Pretz. There is a colored background and 3 people are on the foreground; 2 sumos wrestlers and 1 girl. Wonder how the Japanese came up with this idea of asking sumo wrestlers to dance this simple dance.Their dance steps are really funny and simple to master! After watching these 2 commercial, my boyfriend loves it so much that he started to dance and sing the song! Wonder how it will look if we learn this Glico Pretz dance and do it together at an event...(hahaha) The girl in these 2 commercials are Matsuura Aya (松浦 亜弥) ,. The lyrics of this Glico Pretz commercial is "Tsupre tsupre tsupre tsupre tsupre tsupre tsup-Let's GO!"
The lyrics of this Glico Pretz commercial is "Tsupre tsupre tsupre tsupre tsupre tsupre tsup-Bon Giorno!"
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