Good ‘ol Elmer Fudd was always out hunting wabbits. I assume he liked to eat wabbit stew or something of the sort. Elmer never caught that wabbit because wabbits are wascally. If Fudd had lived in Japan he could have eaten a rabbit made of pure carbs.
Apparently rabbit-shaped bread is a thing in Japan. “Usagi pan” bread is fashioned into a rabbit or sometimes other animal shapes.
うさぎパン
焼きたてのしあわせにおい(๑>◡<๑) pic.twitter.com/PliuNjtFsz— Tamakicchi (@tama_kicchi) March 9, 2017
I’d totally eat rabbit-shaped bread; it looks yummy. The bunny rolls are almost too cute to eat.
うさぎパンを食らう(´ )；ω；`) pic.twitter.com/fMFbtXDuVK
— CHIBI´；ω；` (@chibikkey) April 25, 2016
I’m not such a fan of the plain buns that are just decorated with Mike and Ike candies for ears and black dots for eyes and a nose. That’s sort of phoning it in compared to other bunny breads if you ask me.
パン屋Now♪、、今日も面白パン発見（笑）ゼリー・ビーンズの耳が可愛いな♪うさぎパン^ ^ pic.twitter.com/7y8zMmNEju
— gts (@gts1961) February 28, 2016
[via Kotaku]
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