"Pháng" Taiwanese Bread Magnet - Scallion Swirl Bun

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52086280853_e1dfac5455_c.jpg The character "麭" is pronounced "pháng" in Taiwanese. It originates from the Japanese word "パン" (pan), and eating it makes you feel "pháng" (euphoric/content). Every style of traditional Taiwanese bread has its loyal fans. They're often baked in the afternoon, just in time for a moment of respite. Remember the bread carts outside your school gate after classes, filled with "calories bombs"? A dazzling array, soft, sweet, and full of variety. Compared to the profound satisfaction that European breads offer, Taiwanese breads bring us more of a fireworks-like joy. Because "pháng" isn't our staple food like rice or mantou, it's closer to a "snack." Is your refrigerator filled with Western motifs or anime characters, but lacking a familiar, Taiwanese bread? Bring one home! — Product Information — "Pháng"! Taiwanese Bread Magnet - Scallion Swirl Bun . Material: POLY, Strong Magnet . Size: Magnet - 30x20mm, 15mm height (Slight variations may occur for each piece) Packaging - 60x90mm, 15mm height . Weight: Approx. 8g . Origin: Taiwan Brand / Made in Vietnam Includes an introduction to Taiwanese breads. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52085170862_5e85593536_c.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52086737700_8ce215a43f_c.jpg Other Styles https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52086762689_d03a0d05c2_c.jpg