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I have to know it to appreciate it, but wouldn’t I also have to appreciate it to know it? I feel trapped!!



engrish funny bust pudding

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  1. Xenmstr says:

    absorutery, wow
    i wish, to for the importation of this confection to the United America of the States

  2. Master Chief says:

    That’s digustingly funny.

  3. susu says:

    Oh, it´s with caramel! XD Meh, sometimes Japanese sweets are sooo hilarious!

  4. cipher_nemo says:

    LOL! Man, we’d never get treats like that here. Half of the people would complain its too edgy or in vulgar, and half would be grossed out by it. Some countries are just f’ed up enough to sell something like this.

    • JohnB says:

      The USA is definitely far too puritanical to permit anything like this to be sold. But this is absolutely a hoot! Why on Earth would they call it “Hida Bust Pudding” when it’s “Show A Bust Pudding”??

      • tea says:

        Showa busts would belong to old ladies and would be considerably less appealing.

        • hollyr57 says:

          Hey, hey, tea, who are you to decide that us old ladies have less appealing busts? My bust is always appealing. “You up there, buy us a bigger bra!” “C’mon spend a little money on us – we’ve never let you down.” “Why does the Face get all the attention and money? We’re needy too.”

      • JD says:

        I’m almost certain there are “novelty” candies sold in the US, you’re not going to find it at mainstream stores though. I doubt it’s illegal, though some nut would try to make a case over it if children are exposed to them in the shop.

        I think it’s a lame snack idea, but I’ll support the right for people to eat booby pudding.

  5. Zedo Mann says:

    They should put cherries on top.

  6. JohnB says:

    It is a bit of a tautology when they say you have to know a taste to appreciate it. How many things (not even just tastes) do we ever appreciate that we don’t know? “I’ve never had cheesecake, but I sure do appreciate it.” FTW?

  7. Fritriac says:

    Want! This would be the perfect gift for a friends birthday next week…

  8. Sinatra says:

    I feel sorry for those who are lactose intolerant.

  9. Snarfle says:

    Omigod I totally saw this for sale in Japan in a souvenir shop in Osaka.

  10. KinkyTom says:

    Do they sell them in chocolate?

  11. wowaname says:

    This is fail, not Engrish.

  12. dr handle says:

    This packaging definitely does not make any attempt to hida de bust.

  13. chatmort says:

    It looks good but there is nothing better than real ones… =]

  14. Chicken Kicker says:

    WHERE’S THE BRAIN BLEACH!!!1!!1!!

  15. Piranha says:

    There are lots of breast related candies in Japan and you don’t even buy them in sex shops, but they sell them at souvenir stands or candy shops.

  16. Morne says:

    Well this is …horrifying. Oh, Japan. I love you, but sometimes you worry me…

  17. moe says:

    ha ha this reminds me of a scene from the English film “Bhaji on the Beach”. Elderly British-Indian lady sees a pudding like this and laughs and says, “It looks just like pudding!”

  18. nostromo says:

    I seem to remember that these were featured in the movie ‘la grande bouffe’ …deadly weapons as I recall….

  19. Simiantoastcrunch says:

    I’m busting out laughing! I guess most men, being men themselves, use this circumstance to erect.

  20. Simiantoastcrunch says:

    Is there a ‘push harder’ button?

  21. Hebime says:

    Funny yes, but Engrish no.

    Hida is a Japanese name, so its the brand name of the pudding.
    I have seen these in drug stores and I think they are supposed to be for breast enlargement.
    (As in, it contains natural supplement that are supposed to make your boobs grow).

    Of course its snake oil, but Japanese can be just a gullible as anybody else…

  22. K. says:

    Hida is the name of one of the “countries” in Japan – I suppose county would be a better term. Before the adoption of the current prefecture system around the Edo period over a hundred years ago, the country was split up into over sixty counties – current-day Kyoto, for example, was once Yamashiro, and current-day Niigata, Echigo, current-day Nagano, Shinano, and current-day Tokyo, Musashi, just to name but a few.

    Where Hida was is now part of Gifu – it’s common in Japan for many products to still be labelled with which county they came from, rather than from prefectures; this explains many things like Sanuki udon, Oumi beef, Tajima chicken and iyokan, or yokan from what is now Ehime, once formerly Iyo.

    This isn’t Engrish – like the whole rape blossoms thing, it’s a matter of misunderstanding on the part of those who don’t know why it’s called Hida breast pudding; more likely than not the parent company’s based in Gifu.

    • JohnB says:

      I guess Hida must be the bust part of Gifu.

    • MyChemicalApocalypse says:

      STOP TALKING YOU ARE DISTRACTING THE TURTLE

      • hollyr57 says:

        Here, I have a nice warmth pot of broth..er, water..for the turtle. Let me put a few carrots and onions in there for the turtle to nibble on.

    • StreetPreacher says:

      That’s understandable, but “Hida” discrepancies aside… there’s not much about the tagline “Only who knows this taste can really appreciate it” that doesn’t smack of Engrish.

  23. Yukionna says:

    Wow, Japan really is infamous for their sexism.

  24. JohnB says:

    Call it the edible side.

  25. That dude says:

    You should try the tentacle version.

  26. Absinthetic says:

    Omnomnom

  27. LuLu says:

    teat treat?

  28. Julie says:

    Oh…it gives entirely new connotations to

    “How can you have any pudding if you don’t eat your meat!?”

    And I had to say it, cause I read every single comment and was shocked no one had yet.

  29. Jeenia says:

    I had this when i was in Japan , it taste like vanilla bean. lol yes I am a woman i tried everything i could when I was in Japan last summer. I plan to go back there is more odd food I wish to try.. oh and if you ever see ads for bust up gum or b2 up cookies… they work but you have to keep eating them lol.

  30. Purianite says:

    Stop having boring pudding, stop having boring life!


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