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This is a Father’s Day Cake (Chocolate Caramel sal Mousse ) from Maxim’s de Paris.
Tasty dark chocolate covered salted caramel mousse has very rich taste,but not too much.
You can enjoy it with a feeling of pleasure and great satisfaction.
MAXIM’S de Paris(japanese)
MAXIM’S de Paris sweets(japanese)
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Angelica is a bakery at Shimokitazawa, famous for sweet miso pan(bread) & curry pan. All of their bread is tasty …kind of “nostalgic”. Not like a greattitleholder.
Japanese illustrator Ado Mizumori drew the master for shop bag. :D
I can’t go back home without these breads when I go to Shimokitazawa!
I found Karel Capek’s another cute caramel tea.
And did you know Starbucks Coffee producing their coffee for convenience stores?
I got caramel one, it is of course caramel cafe latte, named Qandi.
Karerl Capek
Starbucks Coffe Japan – Qandi
Did you check my older post? ;)
This time, these are “real” Pierre Marcolini ice cream!
We both chose choc chips in chocolate… (our most fav one!)
Sooooo rich & delicious! We had small scoops, but we could be satisfied with that! :9
Pierre Marcolini Japan
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This is a sweet strawberry cake covered with strawberry jelly from Shinjuku Takano.
The cake with whipped cream and strawberries have a wonderful sweet flavour.
It is the taste of early summer!!
Someone says hello to me from the rack of convenience store :P
Glico Pretz package are now becoming “Tsuretette-kun”, means like Mr.
Takemewithyou.
He can hold the edge of the bags by paper arms, but he is too heavy to
keep himself ;P
Glico Pretz
EZAKI GLICO Corporate Profile
These are light crunchy sable which is called SABLE HEUREUX “HAPPY SABLE” from HENRI CHARPENTIER.
You can enjoy the flavor of cultured butter and lightly-salted taste.
I’m sure that you can’t deny the cute Heart shaped sable.
Henri-Charpentier(japanese site)
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These are tempting baked confectioneries from Patisserie NAOKI.
Naoki’s dainty baked confectioneries are good to provided for parties, gifts or any other specialevent.
Patisserie NAOKI(Japnese site)
