Japanese bread

Japanese Milk Bread, known as Hokkaido milk bread or simply Shokupan, is a pillowy-soft, slightly sweet, and tender loaf that has stolen the hearts of many bread enthusiasts. Its feathery texture and delightful taste sets

Melonpan, yakisobapan, kurimpam, karepan-- the list of Japanese breads seems endless! Learn all about the different types of Japanese bread, sweet and savory, with our handy guide.

You will be blown away by how incredibly soft and fluffy this milk bread is. The sponge and dough method also contributes to a loaf of bread with a nice complex flavor with a softness that stays for days.

Japanese milk bread or shokupan is an every day white loaf bread made with tangzhong. It's got a thin golden brown crust and the fluffiest, light, feathery interior that's got a good chew like good bread should! Milk bread tastes slightly sweet and are great sandwich breads, like for our Japanese egg sandwich (tomago sando).

This homemade Hokkaido milk bread recipe also known as Japanese milk bread is fluffy, light and delicious. It uses a tangzhong (“roux”) to make the dough keeping it soft for days.

Japanese egg sandwich, or tamago sando, features creamy egg salad packed between light and fluffy Japanese milk bread.

Light and fluffy Japanese bread with a sweet note and pillow-soft texture. Extremely versatile, this bread is often used for sandwiches, slightly toasted with jam and spreads, or cut into thick pieces and topped with condensed milk, fruits, and ice cream as a dessert.

The Japanese Soft White Buns are super fluffy, soft and moist. It stays fresh longer than most other ordinary homemade bread.

Fluffy, tender bread with a subtle sweetness and richness that requires no milk powder. Skip the stand mixer and make this loaf completely by hand.

Indulge in the delightful Japanese Melon Bread, featuring a fluffy bread base and a crisp cookie crust. This treat offers a perfect balance of textures and sweetness, making it an irresistible snack or dessert.