OKURIMONO 70 Count Snack Box - Assorted Japanese & American Snacks | International Snack Gift Box, College Care Package for Kids, Teens & Holidays

Brand: OKURIMONO

Discover an easy, crowd-pleasing snack experience with the OKURIMONO 70 Count Snack Gift Box - a curated assortment of Japanese and American favorites designed for effortless gifting and everyday enjoyment. “OKURIMONO” means “gift” in Japanese, reflecting our focus on balanced, shareable snack assortments. Each box includes a mix of sweet and savory treats such as candy, cookies, crackers, and chips. The assortment blends familiar American snacks with popular Japanese treats, offering variety without extreme or novelty flavors. Designed to satisfy different tastes, this approachable snack mix makes sharing simple. All snacks are individually wrapped for freshness and convenience, making the box ideal for care packages, birthdays, office snack tables, dorm rooms, family gatherings, and celebrations. Packaged in a sturdy, ready-to-gift box, OKURIMONO provides a dependable snack gift without extra preparation.

• READY-TO-GIFT SNACK ASSORTMENT A 70-count snack gift box filled with individually wrapped sweet and savory favorites. Neatly arranged and ready to enjoy - no wrapping or preparation required.
• JAPANESE & AMERICAN VARIETY IN ONE BOX A balanced assortment of popular American snacks and Japanese treats, offering familiar comfort alongside fun discoveries without overwhelming with one type of snack.
• SWEET, SALTY, CRUNCHY & CHEWY MIX Includes a variety of candy, cookies, crackers, and chips to satisfy different tastes and preferences in one convenient box.
• INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED FOR FRESHNESS & SHARING Each snack is sealed for freshness and easy distribution - ideal for care packages, office settings, dorm rooms, gatherings, and celebrations.
• A SIMPLE, RELIABLE GIFT OPTION Packed in a sturdy presentation box that travels well and feels complete. A thoughtful choice for birthdays, holidays, college students, and everyday gifting.

Size: 54.4 ounces