I’ve posted on parfaits and pet jelly – now time for a pudding. This one really piqued the interest and taste buds – its bamboo charcoal sesame pudding! And it was very nice even if it is a variation from the standard yellow custard purin!
- Bamboo Charcoal Sesame Pudding
In Japan, the pudding is called purin and the most popular type of pudding is the custard purin that can be found in the 7-11 convenience stores.
But this sign is most confusing regarding puddings! It asks for the following acts to be prohibited in the building … I wonder what pudding acts they are talking about – ? The poor old pudding? (Click on the sign for a larger viewing!)

- Airport sign asks for attention puddings!
Thanks to highglosshighs on flickr I had a bit of a laugh on point 1!
Further unusual activities by the pudding is its ability to morph into a drink – try this good pudding post by Shibuya246.
For those who want the pudding in a quick convenience pack without too much fuss – you can try the pudding flavoured KitKats? Easy!
How the humble pudding moves in many ways around Japan – just delightful!
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@shibuya246 used your photo in my blog thxs http://bit.ly/1cVGx1
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tried bamboo charcoal sesame pudding last week – anybody else like it? http://bit.ly/1cVGx1
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LOL “Purin”sure has evolved. What happened to the taste of my childhood? RT @KimonoBox: Bamboo Charcoal Sesame Pudding http://bit.ly/1cVGx1
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@kirsty_girl thx this one was at the hotel okura in kyoto http://bit.ly/1cVGx1
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Great post! I also stumbled upon purin-flavoured “ice” when I was in Chiba last year:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=4375440&l=d0649c4032&id=534270231
They tasted more icy than pudding-y though. At least it was a cheap 150 yen only from the vending machine.