唐菓子
also: とうがし
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Meanings
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deep-fried Chinese-style pastry
Historical Japanese term for a type of fried dough confection introduced from China, often sweetened with jiaogulan (amachazuru). Primarily encountered in historical or culinary contexts.
Tōgashi are deep-fried pastries introduced from China during the Nara period.
Recreated tōgashi are on display at this museum.