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On the contrary, I'm more surprised that they didn't have fruit sandwiches overseas. I mean, what have you guys been doing with bread as your staple food?
Fruit sandwiches are supposed to be filled with whipped topping. I demand it be made again.
Fruit sandwiches are a classic Japanese thing.
Japanese one looks better.
There are more than twice as much fruit in Japan.
Fruit sandwiches are a Japanese tradition
Korea will say, โStrawberry sandwiches originated in our countryโ again.
Oh no. England has gone gastronomical.
I'm glad to hear you call it a Japanese strawberry sandwich! In Korea, they will say it originated in their country.
Combined with the fact that Japan won this year's World Confectionary Competition for the second year in a row, it seems that Japanese confectionaries are attracting worldwide attention.
After the egg sandwich, the fruit sandwich was exposed. The last stronghold, the pork cutlet sandwich
It seems odd to me because in the UK thry only think of sandwiches as salty flavored.
I know Japanese bread is known as fluffy and chewy in the world, but what about British bread? It looks a little dry to me.
I mean, the British, I didn't know they were interested in food.
Sooner or later, France or Korea will claim the origin. No, France will claim the right and interest. Because they did it before.
The fish and chips are not good either, seriously, HUB in Japan is better.
I don't think there is any cream in the world as good as Japanese cream, and I am sure that in Japan you would be bowled over!
England, you made a big deal out of the strawberry variety patent issue with Korean farmers before.
You're very particular about berries.
There are also ears and that hard-looking bread doesn't fit. I think foreigners really don't have the ability to understand the true essence
That Japan's food culture is decades ahead of the rest of the world, and that foreign food culture has been stagnant for a long time.
