January 13,2022

Desserts to Bring to your CNY Gathering!

Don’t wanna go to your CNY gathering empty handed? Why not check out this article to see what are some of the desserts that you can bring over!

1. Mirana Cake House - Assorted Mini Pastries Platter (S$28/platter)

Looking for some mini treats that are mess free and the perfect bite sized desserts? Check out this assorted mini pastries platter from Mirana Cake House. Priced at only $28, this platter consists of 28 pieces of mini pastries. From chocolate eclairs to cream puffs, and from kiwi tarts to fruit tarts, there’s just so many for everyone to choose from! Check it out TODAY!

2. Baker V - Box of 6 Assorted Cupcakes (S$16.50/box)

Or perhaps you are more of a cupcake fan? Then this box of 6 assorted cupcakes is definitely the one you should check out! In this set, you will get to choose from 6 different flavours which includes red velvet, chocolate mint, vanilla, vanilla rose, salted caramel and earl grey lavender! Super worth the $16.50!

3. Four Seasons Durian - Premium Durian Mochi (S$5.80/item)

Instead you wanna bring over some durian goodness? Then Four Seasons Durian gotchu covered! Encased in chewy mochi skin is 100% premium durian flesh. Handmade with their in-house secret recipe that makes themochi so delightfully chewy, this durian mochi is a definite hit among the kids. Check it out for yourself NOW!

4. Divine Artisan Cakes - Bundle of 12 Premium French Macarons (S$30/bundle)

Or maybe you’re feeling a lil fancy and would like to bring some fancy schmancy desserts? This bundle of 12 premium french macarons will do just the job! A set of 12 of these gorgeous yet delicious sea salt and lychee rose macarons is bound to blow away your guests! YUMMM

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Adele Tan

Chinese New Year / Cakes

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