Okayama, Japan｜Cantevole

I love this bakery's "handmade chocolate chunk cookies" and "potato wassan." The cookie itself and the chocolate chips (?) are so big that everyone asks, ``Isn't it a scone?'' But when you eat it, it's definitely a cookie. (Actually there are 6 pieces, but in the photo I am eating one piece) Imo Wassan is one of the cheap and small items in the lineup, and it's useful when you want to eat something that's a lot for one piece of bread. (I think it was 66 yen last time I looked?) Many of the small series are simple, but I like the sweet potato buns because they have a slightly luxurious feel (personally). The eat-in area may be crowded, so it's best to check availability in advance if you want to use it. If you're concerned about your table being messy, there's a cloth to wipe the table on top of the trash bin opposite the coffee maker. Take items from the basket before use and return them to the basket after use.

I especially like the chicken and burdock salad sandwich. There are various seasonal products and they are delicious. I'm happy with the amount of chocolate and cream. It may be high in calories, but I think baking bread with a lot of fat and oil at home makes it really delicious. I like it better than other health-conscious bakeries.

Salted soybean bread • Super delicious