These two puddings are typical of a whole line of Japanese pre-made desserts. On the left is what they just call purin, which is similar to a creme caramel but with a different sauce. On the right is a milk flavoured one with a coffee sauce. The one on the left takes my vote, but it is still not as good as a carefully made creme caramel
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1 opinion for Japanese puddings
Sinthia
Apr 26, 2008 at 9:07 pm
That is the greatest dessert you’ll ever eat. That’s a lie but it’s really, really delicious. It’s a really good eto.. outside snack. Umm, more like a sit out of a mini cafe at 4 p.m. kind of snack. Sorry for being so specific. I really wish I could find some in around the boston area.
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