Japan is pretty well known for their innovation in the technological world. They're also pretty well known for their food. Sushi, ramen, okonomiyaki, mochi, takoyaki, yakitori, and Kit Kat flavors are just a few examples.
Now, they're about to be known for one of their very unique culinary ventures that totally blow natto out of the park.
According to Sora News 24, the brand's focus is on sweets. However, they thought they'd swerve into the sliced mayo world.
Tuna mayo is a pretty popular flavor in Japan, especially for onigiri (rice ball). Now, it will exist in single sheet form.
This is all part of the brand's line dedicated to more simple cooking.
Instead of having to take your tuna out of the can and swipe some mayo on bread, you can just sandwich a tuna-flavored sheet of mayo and save all that time.
Right?
I'll never look at Kraft Singles the same.
A thick cold piece of mayo just chilling on my sandwich?
I'll be seeing that in my sleep paralysis for sure.
They're also releasing a white chocolate apple butter sheet, which I probably would eat right out of the packaging like I do with Kraft Singles.
These are set to launch in Japan on March 2, so if you happen to be over there and feel brave, definitely look out for them in grocery stores.
h/t: Sora News 24.
