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Komeda Kohi”Amazake no Reamusu”

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Komeda Kohi”Amazake no Reamusu”

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This is an introduction to “Madoka” from “Amazake no Reamusu” from “Komeda Kohi(Komeda)”.

This is an introduction to the amazake cake sold at Komeda, a Japanese coffee shop.

“Komeda Kohi” is written in Roman letters.”Kohi” is coffee.

 

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“Madoka” of “Amazake no Reamusu” is a cheese mousse cake using sake lees released from Monday,December 4th, 2017.

 

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Mousse is a fluffy, light, frothy dessert with whipped cream and egg whites.

 

Menu

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It is widely listed as a seasonal dessert on the menu.

 

[Amazake cafe]Komeda Kohi[Amazake no Reamusu](menu)
It is written as seasonal “Amazake no Reamusu”.

 

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The name of “Amazake no Reamusu” is “Madoka” because the shape of the cake is round and it seems to be named Madoka.

 

The menu says “Amazake cake with a refreshing rare cheese flavor using sake lees”.

As a note, “Because it uses sake lees, it contains alcohol. Please refrain from children, those who are vulnerable to alcohol, and when driving. There is.

 

Komeda Kohi(Komeda)

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Since its establishment in 1968, it has been providing a “relaxing place” in the center of Nagoya, Japan, where the tea culture is deeply rooted, with the creed “From the heart of valuing coffee”.

Official page

 

 

Impressions of eating “Amazake no Reamusu”

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I ordered hot coffee and “Madoka” of “Amazake no Reamusu”.

 

[Amazake cafe]Komeda Kohi[Amazake no Reamusu](review)
Above is raspberry and strawberry jelly and the cake is very gorgeous.

 

[Amazake cafe]Komeda Kohi[Amazake no Reamusu](review)
And when viewed from the side, it is fluffy.

 

[Amazake cafe]Komeda Kohi[Amazake no Reamusu](review)
If you look closely, “Amazake no Reamusu” has three layers.

 

Top layer Raspberry and strawberry jelly
Middle layer Rare cheese-flavored mousse made from sake lees
Bottom layer sponge

 

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When you eat a bite, the scent of sake lees spreads softly in your mouth with a moist amazake cake. And the combination of lees and rare cheese is a delicious “Madoka”.

 

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I wanted to eat a few more because it was a small cake with a fluffy and light texture of Leamus.

 

 

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