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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / CASAHANA MOONCAKE 2012

CASAHANA MOONCAKE 2012

September 21, 2012 by StrawberrY Gal

Is all about mooncake for this month. Casahana being one of the famous mooncake reseller in Malaysia is also having a special mooncake this year. This year Casahana has its new sets of mooncakes which is something different for this year.

– The Fiercy Phoenix-

Fiery Phoenix mooncake, a new Mid-Autumn sensation concocted by CASAHANA is one of the speciality of this year. The mooncakes does not bring much sweetness but it brings us the excitements of spicy blend. The mooncake is garnished with toasted black and white sesame seeds on the Cantonese skin is indeed bringing us a special blend and it really a good choice for spicy lover or someone who love to have something different this year.

– Night Symphony-

Night Symphony is a delights which is a milder blend where the black, charcoal bake skin seems to be lovely. The delights comes with the ubtle aromatic flavour of Uji green tea paired with white chocolate to create a heavenly indulgence while basking in the autumn splendor.

– Tropical Tango-

Tropical Tango is a new delihts where the outh-watering fruits wrapped in the fragrant lemongrass paste. Combining blueberries, cranberries, apricot and crystal ginger, you won’t be able to resist the fruity gastronomy that will sure zest up your appetite.

– Egg Yolk Lotus Paste Mooncake-

Not to forget, the classical delights we had which is the Pure Lotus with 1 Egg Yolk where the delights is not too sweet with the golden yellow egg yolk with it.

Aside, the mooncake are available in different gift sets this year. CASAHANA mooncakes and gift sets can be purchased at the following outlets:

Klang Valley – Great Eastern, Sg. Wang, Leisure Mall, 1 Utama (New Wing), The 19 USJ City Mall, IOI Puchong, The Mines, CASAHANA factory outlet

Johor Bahru – City Square, KSL City, Sutera Mall

Penang – Sunway Carnival Mall

Others – Jusco, The Store, Giant, Cold Storage, TANGS EMPIRE, ISETAN KLCC, Village Grocer Giza, Ben’s Independent Store, Ipoh Parade

Singapore – Takashimaya, Vivo City

For more information, visit www.hytfood.com, www.facebook.com/Casahana or call 03-78055339.

Filed Under: Food Review, Invited Review Tagged With: Mooncake Review, Pork Free

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