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'''Taiyaki''' (鯛焼き) is a ]ese ]-like cake traditionally filled with sweet ] paste (although it can be filled with other things such as sweet custard), fried and molded into the shape of a ]; as |
'''<i>Taiyaki</i>''' ({{lang|ja|鯛焼き}}) is a ]ese ]-like cake traditionally filled with sweet ] paste (although it can be filled with other things such as sweet custard), fried and molded into the shape of a ]; as <i>tai</i> means sea ] in Japanese. | ||
Taiyaki is often sold in smaller towns of Japan in taiyaki shops or stands. This is similar to ] (大判焼き)which is a thick round cake also filled with sweet bean paste or sweet custard. | Taiyaki is often sold in smaller towns of Japan in taiyaki shops or stands. This is similar to <i>]</i> ({{lang|ja|大判焼き}}), which is a thick round cake also filled with sweet bean paste or sweet custard. | ||
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Taiyaki (鯛焼き) is a Japanese waffle-like cake traditionally filled with sweet azuki bean paste (although it can be filled with other things such as sweet custard), fried and molded into the shape of a fish; as tai means sea bream in Japanese.
Taiyaki is often sold in smaller towns of Japan in taiyaki shops or stands. This is similar to obanyaki (大判焼き), which is a thick round cake also filled with sweet bean paste or sweet custard.
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