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Michihiraki Canelé (5 pieces)
13pt
Michihiraki Canelé (5 pieces)
Details
Details
[Allergens] Contains milk, eggs, and wheat
[Contents] 5 piece
[How to save] Store in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight, high temperature and humidity.
[Best before date] 3 weeks from manufacture
[Manufacturer] Le Bain Bosch
*This product uses Western liquor.
*When the product reaches its destination, we will only send the product if it has about 7 days left, including the expiration date.
*This does not apply if delivery is later than expected due to redelivery, etc. Thank you for your understanding.
Points to note
Points to note
*This does not apply if delivery is later than expected due to redelivery, etc. Thank you for your understanding.
Description
The bite-sized ``Michihiraki Canelé'' is created by Ise Le Bambosh Chef Ryuichi Fukui, who bakes the traditional French canelé into an octagonal shape inspired by Sarutahiko Shrine. The rice used is from Okanda, which was planted during the Ota Festival held at Sarutahiko Shrine in Ise.
The elegant packaging and auspicious nature of this product make it the perfect gift for your superiors.
You can enjoy it even more deliciously by baking it in a toaster oven.
- About collaboration
"Le Bain Boche" is a French restaurant located in the clear Miyagawa River of Ise Grand Shrine. Using fresh local ingredients, Chef Fukui will welcome you with his creative cuisine. Particularly recommended are the wedding dishes at Sarutahiko Shrine, which has a sacred atmosphere, and the original canelé made by Chef Fukui. This canelé, named ``Michihiraki Canelé,'' has a crispy exterior and a chewy interior. It is perfect as a gift or lucky charm, and is the perfect sweet to carry as a lucky charm.








