“Soft and flaky” in Japanese
Short answer
Soft and flaky in Japanese is “ほくほく” (hokuhoku). Full meaning: soft and flaky (pie, potatoes, squash, etc.), fluffy, crumbly, fresh-baked, fresh from the oven; being pleased with oneself, beaming happily, chuckling to oneself.
Other ways to say “Soft and flaky” in Japanese
ぽくぽく
pokupoku soft and flaky (pie, potatoes, squash, etc.), fluffy, crumbly, fresh-baked, fresh from the oven; being pleased with oneself, beaming happily, chuckling to oneself
ホクホク
hokuhoku soft and flaky (pie, potatoes, squash, etc.), fluffy, crumbly, fresh-baked, fresh from the oven; being pleased with oneself, beaming happily, chuckling to oneself
ポクポク
pokupoku soft and flaky (pie, potatoes, squash, etc.), fluffy, crumbly, fresh-baked, fresh from the oven; being pleased with oneself, beaming happily, chuckling to oneself
ホクホクッ
hokuhoku soft and flaky (pie, potatoes, squash, etc.), fluffy, crumbly, fresh-baked, fresh from the oven; being pleased with oneself, beaming happily, chuckling to oneself
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