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Home / Uncategorized / Elevate Your Good Fortune with Elevete Patisserie Chinese New Year Edition

Elevate Your Good Fortune with Elevete Patisserie Chinese New Year Edition

January 30, 2021 by StrawberrY Gal

 This Chinese New Year, homegrown patisserie brand, Elevete Patisserie has announced their “Elevete Cow Cow” menu. From now until 26th of February, Elevete Patisserie’s Chinese New Year edition desserts are available online exclusively for dessert lovers to celebrate the year of the Ox with a run of good luck. 

Elevate your gifts this Chinese New Year with Elevete Patisserie’s five exclusively-designed desserts, all with a tinge of Chinese New Year elements for families to enjoy during this reunion season.

Starting with the Golden Cake Bites is their classic Butterscotch Cookies Cake Bites much adored by many, now dressed for the occasion with candied mandarin oranges, fresh strawberries and ingot-shaped chocolate.

Chinese New Year would not be complete without setting off firecrackers. With that, Elevete Patisserie has crafted its own Firecracker Cake, an aesthetically pleasing companion to help with the entertaining of your guests. If you are looking to share your abundance of joy with your loved ones, Classic Abundance is a box full of traditional cookies including Pineapple Tarts, Peanut Cookies, Chocolate Chip Cookies and Lucky Nutty Coins. Also on the menu is the East Meets West Platter, an exquisite dessert platter with a variety of French pastries topped with some Asian flavours. Aside from the gift boxes, Elevete Patisserie’s Treasure Pleasure is boxed in a tiffin, making it something classic-looking yet meaningful as a gift.

The starting price of these Chinese New Year delicacies is from RM98 onwards. Customers can schedule the delivery dates on Elevete Patisserie’s website a week in advance. These confections are based on a pre-order basis, available to order starting from now until 26th of February. Elevete Patisserie is also offering free deliveries within the Klang Valley area for customers who use the discount code ‘COMBAT-19’ when checking out.

The Elevete Cow Cow collection will only be available for purchase on Elevete Patisserie’s official website. As part of the brand direction for the year, Elevete Patisserie is looking to elevete its online customer experience by updating its website with many exclusive selections of desserts.

Begin accumulating your luck for the new year with Elevete Patisserie here, https://www.elevete.com.my/collections/chinese-new-year.

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