'Taiyaki' pancakes even come in European flavors

'Taiyaki' pancakes even come in European flavors

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken March 23, 2010, shows colorful ''taiyaki'' pancakes from bakery chain Shiroya and miniature taiyaki from the tai putit chain. The traditional Japanese pancake dessert, which typically contains sweet red-bean filling, now comes in all sorts of flavors including European-inspired ones. (Kyodo)

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