
Butter Toast with Almond Milk Bread
Butter toast begins with the bread. UnD's Almond Milk Bread — a Japanese-style shokupan — is soft, fluffy, and lightly sweet, and it makes a base that holds melted butter without collapsing. Toasted, it turns crisp at the surface while the crumb stays airy. This is a simple breakfast dish with a long history in Japan.
Toppings
Butter toast works as is, or with a small set of toppings.
Butter & Sugar — melted butter and a sprinkle of sugar. A classic combination with a nostalgic sweetness.
Nutella — a chocolate layer over the warm butter.
Honey — a natural sweetness that settles into the toast with a smooth, mellow flavor.
Toppings can be combined, or split half-and-half across one slice.
Almond Milk Bread
The Almond Milk Bread is UnD's original Japanese-style shokupan, made with almond milk. The texture is soft, the sweetness subtle. The same dough is the base of UnD's nama donuts, served at pop-ups and catering events. Nama donuts at Hudson Wilder
Written by Yuka Higashi · Matcha Buyer & Tea Curator at UnD ·