Speaking of the FM Station…
I’m truly a regular at the FM Station!
I often buy bread from their shop. It’s fantastic! 👍
Fuman has launched a series of Mid-Autumn Festival gift boxes.
Order now!
The Mid-Autumn gift box I’ve chosen this time is
12-Piece Assorted Egg Yolk Pastry Gift Box $555
8-piece Tai Chi Gift Box $360
12-Piece Assorted Egg Yolk Pastry Gift Box
These are Taro Pastry, Hokkaido Bamboo Charcoal Fresh Milk, Red Bean Egg Yolk Pastry, and Ground Tea Mochi respectively.
8-Piece Tai Chi Gift Box
These are Nougat Egg Yolk Pastry and Hokkaido Milk Crisp.
Taro Pastry
The rich aroma of taro paired with mochi
The taste is elevated to a whole new level.
Natural taro, free from artificial coloring.
Presenting the finest taro pastries to our guests.
Hokkaido Bamboo Charcoal Milk
The flavor of Bamboo Charcoal Milk in its black and white hues.
The filling is made with the rich and aromatic Hokkaido milk.
Served with brown sugar mochi.
A perfect match🥰
Red Bean Egg Yolk Pastry
Mid-Autumn Festival just wouldn’t be the same without mooncakes, would it?
This Red Bean and Egg Yolk Pastry
The plump egg yolk and red bean filling.
The savory and aromatic flavor is truly a classic.🤟
Thunder Tea Mochi
Matcha-flavored Lei Cha Mochi
Rich in the nutrients of five grains.
Soft, chewy, and filled with the aroma of matcha.
Very special 😋
Next, let’s introduce the Tai Chi gift box series.
Nougat Egg Yolk Pastry
This bite truly took my breath away.
The ratio of nougat to egg yolk is just right.
Generally, people fear that nougat will be too sticky and overly sweet.
The stickiness and sweetness of this particular dish
Everything is truly perfect.
It’s a pretty good combination.
Hokkaido Milk Crisp
It is also made using Hokkaido milk.
Cocoa-Colored Milk Crispies
Paired with a salty-sweet flavor and the crunchiness of nuts.
It has a rich sense of depth.
『Original Source：https://www.foodytw.com/review/9537』
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