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Nadege Patisserie Review: Light Honey Mousse Cake

La Mancha Cake from Nadege Patisserie

La Mancha Cake from Nadege Patisserie

I have recently come to love the cakes from this cake store: Nadege Patisserie.  Their cakes are a balance between the right level of sweetness and a complexity in the taste.  In this cake, there are several layers, a saffron creme brulee top layer, over a light honey mousse and blueberry coulis with a shortbread base.  The light honey mousse was a very bland mousse with hint of honey sweetness, and the saffron brulee top adds a complex taste.  The blueberry coulis is the sweetest component with a slightly acidic aftertaste.  All the components worked really well together, giving a very balanced and interesting cake.  

My personal favourite from the store was their vanilla panna cotta cake: Marie Antoinette.  But I would still highly recommend this interesting cake, especially for people who want to try something interesting. 

7/10

 

tags: Dessert
categories: Food, Review
Friday 03.21.14
Posted by Kei-Ming Kwong
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