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Yakisoba bread is a popular Japanese bread filled with savoury yakisoba (stir-fried noodles). Here are some places near you to get fresh yakisoba bread:
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What is yakisoba bread?
Yakisoba bread is a Japanese sandwich bread filled with yakisoba (stir-fried noodles). The noodles are typically made from wheat flour and tossed with vegetables like cabbage and carrots in a savoury sauce.
What kind of filling does yakisoba bread have?
The standard filling for yakisoba bread contains stir-fried wheat noodles with shredded cabbage and carrots. Some bakeries may add pieces of chicken, shrimp or other meat to the filling.
How is yakisoba bread baked?
The bread dough is shaped into a round loaf and the hot yakisoba filling is added. It is then baked to result in a crusty exterior and moist interior with the savoury noodles in the center.
Can I reheat yakisoba bread?
Yes, leftover yakisoba bread can be reheated. The best ways are to microwave it for 15-30 seconds or toast slices in a toaster oven until the exterior is crisp.
Where can I find yakisoba bread near me?
Check your local Japanese bakeries, supermarkets with an international foods section or search online for bakeries that deliver yakisoba bread to your area.
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