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2009-11-15
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My 700th food review.Late Sept. Was thinking what cake I could bring along with the trip, as my friend was going to have birthday around. Decided to give a try as I wasnt sure if importing 'it' was banned in that country. Saw this mooncake while I was goofing around in G.O.D. It fulfilled all my requirements - Mid-Autumn festival, well packed (so it should be safe even I put it in my baggage), and most importantly, I could change it a bit as a bday mooncake.It was eaten in HK in the end. We were
Late Sept. Was thinking what cake I could bring along with the trip, as my friend was going to have birthday around. Decided to give a try as I wasnt sure if importing 'it' was banned in that country. Saw this mooncake while I was goofing around in G.O.D. It fulfilled all my requirements - Mid-Autumn festival, well packed (so it should be safe even I put it in my baggage), and most importantly, I could change it a bit as a bday mooncake.
It was eaten in HK in the end. We were curious what the 'pattern' was (we knew the pattern until we ate it), it was '爆棚' lol but it didnt really look like 'pat pat'. Anyway the idea was fun and it made my frd's grandma laugh.
Surprisingly it tasted quite good, totally out of my expectation.
p.s. its bought in G.O.D., though its a cross-over production with Kee Wah Bakery.
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