Queen of Thousand Layer Pie600/12 servings⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
O’yya Sweets – Queen of Mille-Feuille Pie👑
12 pieces for $600 (limited time offer) 🔼The shopkeeper says this price will remain until the Mid-Autumn Festival✅
I was initially worried that the milk jam would make the shredded meat taste too sweet and greasy. But when I took a bite, I was surprised to find it incredibly layered! Upon first taste, you’re greeted with a crispy outer layer😋 Then, the smooth and delicate almond milk jam is truly impressive👏🏻 Finally, the salty aroma of the shredded chicken perfectly enriches the whole pie🥮.
Describing it as ‘delicious’ simply doesn’t do it justice. It’s absolutely phenomenal!
I’ve just got a box and it’s simply not enough! 💢 Half of it mysteriously disappeared as soon as I opened it. It’s perfect for pairing with a cup of coffee ☕️ and a queen’s pie in the morning. Enjoying a leisurely morning time 🔅.
I, as a mom, always end up munching on two or three of these without even realizing…🤤
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Not only is the packaging high-quality and appealing🥰, but each individual package is also beautifully designed💕. This is a gift box that’s off the charts in terms of aesthetics🎁. It feels like it would add a lot of face to give this as a gift💝. My close friends and I can’t stop praising this little gem🥂.
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