Ageo, Saitama, Japan｜Schnecke

Hard bread. What I like about this is that the sandwiches and other plastic items next to the cash register have the edges of the tape folded and pasted to make it easier to remove! ! ! This kind of tape often leaves a hole in the bag side even when you try to peel it off, and when you try to tear it off, the tape doesn't come off and stretches out, which can be very stressful (personally), so I'm really thankful for that. I feel your care. The moment I realized that, I wanted to keep coming back. I would like to omit the reviews of the bread since everyone has already done so, but the cornet (pictured in the foreground) that I always buy when I'm at the cash register, has cream injected into the dough after ordering, so the cream becomes sticky on the dough. You can have it freshly made (?) without any soaking. It's very delicious and I recommend it. I don't think there were many items available right after the store opened, but I wonder if I happened to visit on the same day as that. I had the impression that the lineup was the richest around 1:00 p.m. (This may also be a coincidence)

I came here because I wanted to buy bread while going to another destination. I arrived just before the time for the baguettes to be baked, so I had to wait in the car, and they even went out of their way to greet me, which was very helpful. I like hard breads, but I was intrigued by the wide variety of cute sweet breads and great-looking deli breads. Since we only accept cash, we would be happy if you could just use PayPay.

A wide range of breads, from hard breads to sweets and side dish breads. All the breads looked good.