A little crunch, a little cream
Golden cookies meet a soft cream centre. Two lovely textures, together in one bite.
Blanc Rocher
Udo Peanut Sand is Blanc Rocher’s peanut-shaped sandwich cookie with a soft cream filling. A box contains 5 pieces and costs KRW 12,000. Store for 1 week at room temperature or up to 6 months frozen.

A LITTLE TASTE OF UDO
Udo Peanut Sand is Blanc Rocher’s peanut-shaped sandwich cookie
with a soft cream filling.
Enjoy one beside the sea, or share a little of your trip when you get home. Udo Peanut Sand carries the feeling of a happy island afternoon.
KRW 12,0001 box · 5 cookies
Golden cookies meet a soft cream centre. Two lovely textures, together in one bite.
A playful peanut shape with its own little expression. A sweet detail worth a photograph.
Bring a memory of your island day to someone special, wrapped in Blanc Rocher packaging.

TAKE A LITTLE UDO HOME
A box for you. A box for someone you miss. Share a little of your seaside afternoon with Udo Peanut Sand.
View café contact detailsGOOD TO KNOW
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Visit Blanc Rocher beside Hagosudong Beach on Udo Island. Check with the café before travelling to confirm current availability and stock.
Udo Peanut Sand is sold at ₩12,000 per box, with 5 pieces in each box.
Udo Peanut Sand keeps for 1 week at room temperature or up to 6 months frozen.
If you have an allergy, including a peanut allergy, check the product label and ask the café about ingredients and allergen information before purchasing.
This website introduces the product and café. Please contact the café to ask about online orders, delivery or group purchases.
BLANC ROCHER GUIDES
Find latte and ice cream pairing ideas, individual prices and where to check the menu.
Explore the menu and pairingsFind the seaside café’s address, opening information, facilities and contact details.
See the address and visitor informationPrepare for the outward and return crossing, boarding requirements and your beachside visit.
Read the Udo ferry and boarding guideRead about the seaside café, the name Lume and the shapes in its visual identity.
Read the Blanc Rocher and Lume story