cheap multipack sweet bread rolls (stereotypically associated with low-income single-parent households)
Internet slang with a sensitive, often derogatory nuance. Refers to inexpensive, sweet bread rolls sold in bulk, stereotypically eaten by children in single-parent, low-income families. Use with caution.
I saw 'kataoya pan' online, but I think that kind of expression is rude.
People say behind his back that he's always eating sweet rolls like 'kataoya pan'.
Compound of 片親 (single parent) and パン (bread). Coined online to label cheap sweet bread rolls stereotypically bought by single-parent households.