If pan de sal is to Filipinos, baguette
is to the French. No .. no .. no! I will not be comparing both as they are both
famous and delicious from where they both originated. With both, I can eat them with toppings, turn
them into a pizza, as a sandwich, dunk in a hot cup of coffee (can French do
this? because I do this with my baguette ssshhh☺), eat plain, toast and however I like them to be they will always end up
filling my tummy heavenly!
How
about a sweet baguette that comes from Japan?
R U S C O --
"The tastiness of the rusk is from the finest ingredients. We invite you to come and enjoy the
crispiness and sweetness of Rusco!" -- from their leaflet
It's
a new store at Pavilion Mall Level 6 Tokyo Street. I love how the open shop is presented. No window or door just an aisle booth. I love the big sized glass jars on top of the
glass counter which contains the colourful rusks. There are 8 flavours to choose from -- Honey,
Sweet Chocolate, Raspberry, Green Tea, Black Sesame, Blueberry, Caramel Almond and
Valencia Orange. They have taste test
for each flavour and Z was all smiles from ear to ear again. I love the Chocolate from first bite up to its
after taste. The chocolate came in
strong and that's what made me liked it most.
I find the Black Sesame too much -- flavour and aroma. I haven't tasted the Caramel Almond and
Valencia Orange yet. As to the others,
the tastiness of each flavour is mild and present in each rusk.
Unwrapping time ☺!
- I love it's crispiness very friendly to my gums.
- It's not greasy.
- A nice gift alternative.
- The sweetness is not an overkill because of the added flavour.
- The packaging is very presentable. The box is sturdy and I think there is paper bag for every box you buy.
- It's new so it's worth a try.
- I find it quite expensive with its size. RM2.00 a piece or Php 13.49 (Forex on net today). By getting the big box RM 72.00 with 8 flavours and 6 pieces in each mini bag you get RM0.50/piece savings the most. Oh well, let us not forget that packaging and overhead are always part of the costing ☺.
- Without the knowledge of being it an innovated baguette, it could end up me saying, "it's like eating the packed toasted bread with butter that I used buy at the grocery store". Only Rusco's the softest toasted bread ever with different flavours and sugars on top.
- I salute Rusco for the innovation. It's jazzing up a plain baguette into a colourful and flavourful one.
To a colourful weekend everyone!
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