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The Japanese have long established themselves as the experts of cute. When it comes to food, they can make it so awwdorable, that you will cry bitter tears blaming yourself for having eaten that sugary kitten.
Bored Panda is on a mission to compile the ultimate list of both cute and mouth-watering Japanese sweets. Post your pics or upvote the cutest ones, let's make the world a sweeter place!
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#1
Candy Cats Trying To Catch Goldfish Stuck In Jelly
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#2
Uchiwa’ Lollipops
#5
Cat Doughnuts
#6
Cat Cakes
#7
Marshmallow For Coffee
#8
Chirin-chirin Ice Cream
#10
Cute Macarons
#11
Bunny Bread
#12
Candy Cats Sleeping Under A Candy Japanese Table
#13
Bear Drink
#14
Japanese Glass Sweets
ChiemiHonda 8 years ago
It's probably kanten... a jelly that's traditionally used in Japanese sweets, so it's soft
#15
Fortune Cat Rice Crackers
#16
Orange Cake
#17
Cherry Blossom Paw Treats
#18
Nut-hugging Bear Cookies
#19
Yokohama’s Hedgehog Dumplings
#20
Totoro Tarts
#21
Goldfish Jelly
#22
Cat Parfaits
#23
Cute Cookies
#24
Matcha Chocolate Covered Strawberries
#25
Fried Maple Leaves
HoneyThistle 8 years ago
Woah! I have never heard of this before - will definitely check it out when I go back this fall :D
#26
Sweet Art
PatríciaCunha 8 years ago
these look like a portuguese candy, called "doce fino", typical from Algarve. :))
#27
A Night Full Of Stars
#28
Sakura Candy
#30
Kitty Chasing Fish Latte Art
#31
Little Monkey
#32
Totoro Cake
#33
Mini Aquarium Jellies
#34
Sakura Jelly
#35
Sakura Flowers
#36
Bear
#37
November Wagashi
#39
Japanese Sweets
#41
This Is Actually A Sparkling Desert. Hard On The Outside, Liquid On The Inside
Final score:
57points
AhmetiaCampbell 8 years ago
Typo, Dessert, remeber you always want seconds on Dessert that's why there's two s's.
#42
Cat Nerikiri
#44
Autumn Leaves
ChrissyJones 8 years ago
Very elegant. Wonder what these are made of (sugar? Kind of resemble fondant cake icing...and what flavor?)
#45
Cat Doughnuts
#48
Japanese Cha-no-yu Cake
#49
Japanese Sweets
#50
Sweet Jewels
#51
Kutusita Nyanko Cookies
#53
Wagashi Ajisai
AndreaHudgens 8 years ago
Wagashi Ajisai ; Ajisai means hydrangea, this wagashi is made with kanten jelly cubes and white bean paste.
#56
Chick-shaped Pudding
#58
Cherry Blossom Rice Cakes
#60
Japanese Sweets
#61
Black Melon Bread
AnastaciaMirzayants 8 years ago
how is it racist? "black" people are the only ones with afros yet the guy on the label is obviously asian?
#62
Dango Skewer
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NatalieBlenkhorn 8 years ago
These are absolutely beautiful and must involve a great deal of skill. I'm not the sort of person who takes photos of my food, but I would definitely make an exception for these! I'd probably feel too guilty to eat most of them...their little faces!
-- 8 years ago
most of the transparent sweets are konnyaku (agar). It's pretty common in Singapore, and you can buy a pack of agar powder in most supermarkets - just dissolve in hot water, add flavour (orange juice for example) and pour into moulds and let it cool and solidify in the fridge
BlackLotus 8 years ago
There are several places here in the USA, depends on where you live. In Nyc there are a few places. Just over the gw bridge in New Jersey is a store dedicated to stuff like this. Boston has porters square. Around Washington, D.C. Has a place. Pretty much some place that has a china town most likely have a store that has sweets like this. I can give you store names and addresses if I know what part of the country you are in. And don't forget, most places deliver
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NatalieBlenkhorn 8 years ago
These are absolutely beautiful and must involve a great deal of skill. I'm not the sort of person who takes photos of my food, but I would definitely make an exception for these! I'd probably feel too guilty to eat most of them...their little faces!
-- 8 years ago
most of the transparent sweets are konnyaku (agar). It's pretty common in Singapore, and you can buy a pack of agar powder in most supermarkets - just dissolve in hot water, add flavour (orange juice for example) and pour into moulds and let it cool and solidify in the fridge
BlackLotus 8 years ago
There are several places here in the USA, depends on where you live. In Nyc there are a few places. Just over the gw bridge in New Jersey is a store dedicated to stuff like this. Boston has porters square. Around Washington, D.C. Has a place. Pretty much some place that has a china town most likely have a store that has sweets like this. I can give you store names and addresses if I know what part of the country you are in. And don't forget, most places deliver
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