arbre takaki - Kurashiki

postscript I've been to it several times since I reviewed it before. I think that there are more easy-to-make items such as XX kits than before. There are few kinds of powders, but most of them are from Okayama prefecture. Others are mainly popular ones that are easy for beginners to use, Haruyutaka for strong flour, and Lisdol for semi-strong flour. I think that it is not enough for intermediate people and those who have favorite powder. I think there are plenty of nuts and chocolates. I'm glad that my personal favorite Calpis butter is a little cheaper. Many of the clerk also liked it, and the evaluation was increased more than before. I went to see the word-of-mouth, but it's a pity that there aren't many types of powders that are out of stock. Some of them are out of stock, but even if they are, I feel that they are few for specialty stores. It is said that it is focusing on local production for local consumption, and the powder around it is substantial. There are variations in the response of the clerk, and it is not a large store, so I would like you to refrain from hearing the loud private language.

The variety of flour is abundant and fun. Whole grains and rye flour are also available. In addition, chocolate is stored in a dedicated refrigerator, and it is easy to understand because the country and composition are clearly stated. It is also helpful to be able to taste it. It is good to actually pick up the confectionery mold and bread mold. In online shopping, it may not match the image. There are also frozen croissants and cookies that are pre-molded and can be placed in the oven at home. I was pleased when I visited.

I came here looking for rum. There were gluten-free bread crumbs and pancake mixes. It seems that a sweets making class is also held.

It is a shop that sells ingredients for handmade cakes ? and bread ? that I always go to. There are many types, so handmade is fun. We also hold cooking classes ?

Buy cake ingredients here Satisfied with the chocolate assortment. The clerk is also kind and polite

When I went to buy ingredients to make rum raisins, it was a shop where rum raisins sold for 1kg! Of course we also sell raisins. It's a good deal if it's 1 kg unit They also sell salted cherry leaves, apricot frost, and durum semolina powder. If you want to make sweets, I think that if you come here When making mint confectionery, either mint syrup or liqueur... I was surprised to see the dates I've been wearing lately It's sweet enough to be used instead of sugar, so it might be a sweets ingredient.

We have various ingredients for sweets and bread. I asked the clerk to confirm the use of the material, but only "Yes" to the question. Actually, it was "a product that can be used directly, but it looks better if you take some time in advance". After all, it fails and is the worst. It's just a store that stores confectionery ingredients.

I'm going to buy confectionery ingredients and tools. Since it is a specialty store, there is a wide selection of items that you cannot get anywhere else. There is also a cream squeezer, but I used 100% instead.