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For me, its the humble jelly doughnut

>> No.19559491

based
nothing beats a jelly doughnut

>> No.19559524
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>>19559451
A JELLY DONUT!?

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>>19559524
localized version

>> No.19559592

>>19559524
>>19559539
kek

>> No.19559595

>>19559539
lmao, based.

>> No.19559603

>>19559539
haha

>> No.19559754

>>19559539
Oh lord

>> No.19559816

>>19559539
top kek

>> No.19559820

>>19559539
Hello based department

>> No.19559849

>>19559451
i remember seeing onigiri in japanese cartoons as a kid and desperately wanting to try it to fulfill my weeb fantasies. which brings me to the question, why is onigiri so prevalent in anime? i swear every anime where onigiri is setting-appropriate has a character eating onigiri in it at some point

>> No.19561306

>>19559451
i was born in japan in the mid 90s and watched the early epsiodes of pokemon there before coming to america
i remember seeing this scene with my preschool comprehension and limited english knowledge and telling my mom so proudly that onigiri is called a doughnut just like the cake
she believed me because she also didnt speak english. only my dad did and he never corrected us.
she might still believe it to this day...

>> No.19561598

>>19559849
Because its super common in japan.
Easy as fuck to make, can pack them for lunch, can make them in bulk for the family.

And theyre not messy cause the rice is short grained which makes it really sticky

> t. Asian

>> No.19561608

>>19559849
I haven't been to Japan (yet) but in Taiwan they sell them in 7/11.

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>> No.19561625

>>19561608
they sell them at 7/11 here in Australia, a fact I'm thankful for

>> No.19561637

>>19559539
I'm kind of hoping that when they get to the front line it's localised to being the pacific theatre

>> No.19561639

>>19561625
that's just because china will be annexing australia as soon as it's done with taiwan

>> No.19561647

>>19561639
>annexing
>not buying
m8 they already own like 70%

>> No.19561960

>>19559451
A fresh donut is out of this world, you have to find a non-commercial place because they should be silky soft and fried. I've never had a non-commercial bagel but apparently this is the cases here too, and they shouldn't be hard, and can't really compare to what most people eat.

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>>19559539
splendid