Instead of licking their wounds, Hatton's fans can exact revenge on Pacman by eating it with their favourite hot or cold drink. I am referring, of course, to Pacman the bread. Apparently, there is a Pacman bread. It is shaped to look like Pacquiao's fist. This bread was created in 2006 by Julie's Bakeshop, a popular bakeshop chain in the Visayas and Mindanao, Philippines.
However, Pacman bread is not available all year round. It is only made a week before and after Manny Pacquiao's fights, or upon special demand. I'm afraid it is a week late now for Hatton's fans to get even on Pacquiao.
It is not only Pacquiao who had been honoured with a bread named after him. Another Filipino boxing great and world Hall of Famer, Gabriel "Flash" Elorde, also had a bread named after him. The Elorde is a popular bread in Cebu (available all year round) that is shaped like two gloved fists held together. I have tasted this bread, which is delicious and goes very well with my favourite coffee or cola.
Photo: Sunstar Daily Cebu
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