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Bunny buns

 I've baked bread for breakfast for 2 years.


I bought English muffins at a supermarket and was impressed with their deliciousness 2 years ago.


In Japan, bread baking companies mass-produce and ship various kinds of bread to supermarkets and convenience stores. Almost all of Japanese people buy bread there, because they are more reasonable than private bakeries.


I didn't realize that they were so good before, now I want to eat them more often! Unfortunately, English muffins cost relatively more than other types of bread, can I make them at home?

Nowadays many YouTubers show how to make bread, I got excited when I knew that it was possible.


This year's the Chinese zodiac sign is the Rabbit (Mine is the Dragon.), and I made bunny buns.

They have chocolate custard cream.




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