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Dorayaki - 318 g - Marukyo
Dorayaki is a type of Japanese dessert consisting of two pancakes as a base with a sweet filling of Azuki red bean jam. The original Dorayaki consisted of only one layer of pancakes. Its current form was invented in 1914 by Usagiya in Tokyo's Ueno district. In Japanese, dora means 'gong', and due to the similarity of shapes, this is probably the origin of the cake's name. Legend has it that a samurai named Benkei forgot his gong at the home of a farmer with whom he was hiding, and that the farmer used it to make the first dorayaki, hence the name. Dorayaki are known to be the favourite dish of the robot-cat Doraemon, the protagonist of the animated series of the same name. Contrary to what it might seem, the name 'Doraemon' does not derive from dorayaki but from doraneko ('wandering cat' in Japanese).
Produced in Japan.
Dorayaki - 318 g - Marukyo
€4.39
€13.81 / Kg
CKY-67462423
Dorayaki is a type of Japanese dessert consisting of two pancakes as a base with a sweet filling of Azuki red bean jam. The original Dorayaki consisted of only one layer of pancakes. Its current form was invented in 1914 by Usagiya in Tokyo's Ueno district. In Japanese, dora means 'gong', and due to the similarity of shapes, this is probably the origin of the cake's name. Legend has it that a samurai named Benkei forgot his gong at the home of a farmer with whom he was hiding, and that the farmer used it to make the first dorayaki, hence the name. Dorayaki are known to be the favourite dish of the robot-cat Doraemon, the protagonist of the animated series of the same name. Contrary to what it might seem, the name 'Doraemon' does not derive from dorayaki but from doraneko ('wandering cat' in Japanese).
Produced in Japan.
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