Arare mix typically refers to a combination of various arare (Japanese rice crackers) in one package. These mixes often include a variety of flavors and textures, blending different shapes and types of rice crackers, such as:

1. Kaki no Tane: Persimmon seed-shaped crackers, often seasoned with soy sauce or other savory flavors.
2. Arare: Small, bite-sized crunchy rice crackers, often coated in soy sauce or flavored with spices.
3. Peanuts: Often included in these mixes for added flavor and texture, balancing the crispiness of the rice crackers.
4. Other rice cracker varieties: Some mixes also include senbei, which are larger, flat rice crackers, or crackers made with different seasonings such as wasabi, chili, or yuzu.

These mixes are a popular snack in Japan and are typically enjoyed with tea or beer, providing a balance of savory, salty, and sometimes spicy flavors. They are commonly sold in both large and small bags, often with individual portions wrapped for freshness.