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Where to buy canned/pureed pumpkin in Tokyo?
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2014/10/16 09:15
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Hi! I'm looking to make a typical american pumpkin pie for my friend (she desperately misses pumpkin pie) so I'm looking for a place in Tokyo where I can buy canned pumpkin. I know ordering online is an option but I'd rather not have to pay for shipping in addition to my pumpkin. I also know I can use kabocha, but I would rather not because the taste and texture is slightly different.
So, does anyone know where to get canned pumpkin?
Thank you!
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by Pie Lover (guest)
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Re: Where to buy canned/pureed pumpkin in Tokyo?
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2014/10/16 13:38
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or KINOKUNIYA (not the book shop but international supermarket.)
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by . (guest)
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Re: Where to buy canned/pureed pumpkin in Tokyo?
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2014/10/16 13:50
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Isn't kaboucha and pumpkin the same thing? You can get green/orange pumpkin.And taste wise well it taste like pumpkin..
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by curious.. (guest)
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Re: Where to buy canned/pureed pumpkin in Tokyo?
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2014/10/16 14:46
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No, they are different in both taste and texture. I would generalize kabocha to be starchier and more potato-like while American pumpkins are more like a squash.
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by yllwsmrf
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Re: Where to buy canned/pureed pumpkin in Tokyo?
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2014/10/16 14:49
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Thanks. Never new the differences since Ifm from Asia region. Never had western pumpkin before
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