Miss Almond's Daily Life

Peanuts have to have shells on them, and even walnuts have nutcrackers.

It is natural for nuts to have shells on them.

Mariko loves nuts and often eats mixed nuts. Her latest favorite is unsalted. That's no wonder, since she's so careful about her health.

Mariko has been paying more attention to her food lately. I don't want to say it's because I'm old, but on cold mornings, it's hard to get rid of the swelling.

One day, a good friend of mine gave me a gift. It was something with a shell on it.
Walnuts?
I was excited to open the bag, but to my surprise, it was an almond with a shell.

Almonds with shells?

Mariko, who loves mixed nuts and loves mixed nuts, could only imagine almonds without shells.
From the beginning I thought they were shell-less! When I peeled the shells off the shelled almonds, I was surprised to find that the almonds tasted amazingly plump.

Can you believe it?

The almonds loved in their shells are soft right up to the moment you eat them.
I didn't know, I didn't know. Mariko's knees buckled and the scales fell from her eyes.

The next day, shocked by the deliciousness of almonds in the shell, Mariko flew to California. The next day, Mariko flew to California, eager to take a trip to the almond shells.
She went directly to the National Shelled Almond Association and bought the rights to import the best variety of almonds into Japan, the Meriken Hurricane, the most popular brand with a 95% share of the market.

Since then, Mariko's company has produced a number of hit products, including Meriken Hurricane Almond Milk 505, Meriken Hurricane Honey Special, and Meriken Hurricane Cream.
Every time Mariko appeared on the Shop Channel, Meriken Hurricane's sales increased, and she also began to work as a tourism ambassador for California.
In addition, Mariko's sister city, Matsudo, Chiba Prefecture
Mariko also sells improved peanuts in the shell.
Mariko's second store quickly became very popular. The most popular peanut butter sandwich, the Mariko Special, was featured on TV and the Internet, and was even contacted by the Imperial Household Agency as a national sweet treat.

Mariko became popular not only in the U.S. but also all over the world as Miss Peanut, and passed away on July 2, 2222, the Day of the Nuts. She passed away on July 2, 2222, the day of the nut.

Mariko's grandson, Natsuko, has taken over her grandmother's business and now runs a small peanut butter sandwich store.