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I always walk pass this Japanese sweet shop at Takashimaya, however as I find their pricing is a bit steep, I have yet to try it out. The last time I have tried this was back in Japan, and I find it resemble Kueh Lapis \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n

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Japanese love this Baumkuchen which is a kind of traditional German cake, behind this brand actually lies a very sad story and the shape of it is quite auspicious to them too, so it is very popular to buy as gift in Japan.<\/p>\n

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These Baumkuchen is make of quality wheat flour, sugar, egg and butter, and baker painstakingly have to layer it on layer by layer on a baking rod. Yes, I did stand there for a good few mins just to check it out. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n

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I suppose that is also why this cost quite a bit. So there I was, got this gift from a Japanese during mooncake festival, and comes in chocolate flavours. Design of it is impeccable as usual, and this time round comes with a really cute rabbit cookie too! \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n

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You can see how each layers or rather circles form on the cake are so consistent, even they are all handmade. Taste wise, I find it is very plain, although the chocolate surrounding it does gives\u00a0it a bit more depth. I prefer to serve it cold, as it will have a denser consistency.<\/p>\n

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As to if I will buy it for myself one day, for like $10 for a small one, I might still need to ponder a bit on it. But for now, I will just enjoy my Japanese Kueh Lapis with my family. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n

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Juchheim Buamkuchen Takashimaya<\/p>\n

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PRODUCT REVIEWS : JUCHHEIM BAUMKUCHEN GERMAN CAKES AT TAKASHIMAYA<\/strong><\/p>\n

Locations : Takashimaya Basement\u00a0B2- 205-3-1<\/p>\n

Happy Snacking!<\/p>\n

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Dawn<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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