Choco Pan Type 1

January 17, 2008 by Tom  
Filed under Food & Nutrition

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Choco pan is Japanese for Chocolate bread.  It is found all over Japan but takes three main forms.  The first is pictured here and is probably the sweetest and stickiest.  It is basically a low grade sweet bread roll that is filled with chocolate cream (sort of like a bitter chocolate mouse).  In this case, it was a cheap convenience store snack, so the quality was quite poor, but the chocolate to bread ratio was exceptional.  About 3 to 1.

If you can guess and describe the other two styles of choco pan I’d love to hear from you.  And this time there will be a reward for both types.  If you are enough of an expert to get both of them right then I’ll send you something sweet and Japanese for you to eat and review so we can all learn about it.  I’ll write about the next one early next week so you have until the end of the weekend.

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2 Responses to “Choco Pan Type 1”
  1. Lisa says:

    I’m going to guess…..

    chocolate melon pan - chocolate flavored sweet bread a lot like Mexican pan dulce with a sugar cookie like crust on top

    and

    cream bread with chocolate taste (that’s the translated label!) made by cover a thin layer of dough with chocolate then rolling it up and cutting it like making cinnamon rolls (I wish I knew a better name for these - might make it easier to find them to buy!)

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