If someone forced me to choose my favourite carb, Iād say itās a tie between rice and bread. Thatās how much I love my daily bread as much as my colleagues doāwe went so far as to rank the best supermarket white bread! If you, like us, enjoy bread, good news: Sunshine Bakeries newly launched a new Purple Sweet Potato Shokupan Loaf, available till 31 January 2025.
You can now get your hands on the newly released shokupan at all major supermarkets in Singapore. Each loaf is priced at $3.90, and we must say itās one of the most affordable Japanese milk bread options available.
The purple sweet potato shokupan is part of the Sunshine SHOKUPAN GOLD range, which is said to be more luxurious than the regular range of breads. You can expect small chunks of sweet potato within the milk bread, adding a fun textural variety to the otherwise soft and fluffy bread.
The shokupan is softer than your typical white bread. Our first impression was that this had a delightful sweetness and slightly roasted flavour from the sweet potato! We thought it tasted good on its own, but some have taken a step further by toasting the bread slice and pairing it with butter and jam.Ā
The new shokupan flavour will only be around till 31 Jan 2025 or while stocks last, so make your way down to the nearest supermarket and try it for yourself while you still can.
If you love Japanese bread as much as we do, read our guide to the best Japanese bakeries in Singapore for sweet potato doughnuts, mochi cheese bun and more. Alternatively, read our guide to the best hawker bakeries for affordable yet trendy bakes.
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Sunshine Bakeries is halal-certified.Ā
Photos taken by Marcus Neo.
This was an independent visit by Eatbook.sg.
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