delica

Delica can refer to several things, most notably a type of Japanese rice cracker and a model of vehicle produced by Mitsubishi.

The Japanese rice cracker, known as "senbei" in Japan, is a broad category that includes many variations. "Delica" is often used in some Western markets to describe a specific type of these crackers, typically small, bite-sized, and often seasoned with soy sauce or other savory flavors. These snacks are a popular accompaniment to tea or as a general snack food. Their texture can range from crisp to slightly chewy depending on the preparation method.

Mitsubishi Delica is a line of multi-purpose vehicles (MPVs) and vans manufactured by Mitsubishi Motors. Introduced in 1968, the Delica has gone through numerous generations, evolving from light commercial vehicles to family-oriented MPVs. It is known for its versatility, often featuring spacious interiors, robust construction, and, in some iterations, four-wheel-drive capabilities, making it suitable for both urban driving and off-road excursions. The Delica is particularly popular in Japan and other Asian markets, as well as in Australia and New Zealand. It has gained a niche following in other parts of the world for its utilitarian design and adaptability.