M&S strawberries and cream sandwich: Japanese fruit sando hits high streets
M&S strawberries and cream sandwich: Japanese fruit sando hits high streets
Serving strawberries in a sandwich might sound unusual in the UK, but it's nothing new in Japan.
That's fully a cake - but there's some quality bread-based meals lower down the article that I'd never heard of.
People looked at me weird for putting supernoodles or spaghetti hoops in a toastie, but now I find it has a name and it's an Australian delicacy.
Can you post a pic to c/foodporn ?
Would love to see that!
I was trying to see if I have an old photo of one - I thought I had a photo of Supernoodles wrapped in pastry (like a sausage roll or pastie) but can't find it.
It's hard to find opportunity to make such avant-garde foodstuffs these days, as generally I have to make food to be shared with other people, who have higher standards.
“Sando”?
The Japanese version of sarnie
This is more like a slice of cake.
Sugar tax FTW!
I am foaming at the mouth like a rabid gazelle
Next, I want to see famichiki hitting corner shops' shelves!
Next week, the sandwich sandwich:
Just the raw ingredients of bread and butter pudding, (minus seasoning and dried fruit) pushed together.