Canelé Pâtisserie Chocolaterie: Mini Bloggers’ Gathering :D

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Things that are colorful make me happy. Things that are sweet make me happy too. These colorful and sweet things can be found at Canelé Pâtisserie Chocolaterie 😉 A few weeks ago, three other food bloggers and I arranged to meet up for dinner and desserts right here at this very place.

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Since there were four of us, the 50% off for every 2nd main course was perfect. Anyway, this is a really really delayed post because I have been really really busy. I don’t even have time to read food blogs now 🙁 Yup, I just wanna get this over and done with so I’ll let the photos do the talking yeah? 😛

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My dinner companions for the night! We were all smiles when the food finally arrived and we started clicking away with our cameras 🙂 You know, the usual food blogger ritual. Haha! 😛

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Glenn’s Seafood Ravioli ($22.50). This is a home-made pasta dish that is filled with sauteed mussels, scallops and prawns with white wine. Served with a pink tomato sauce.

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Rachel had the Savory Crepes with sautéed mushroom, ham, flambéed with white wine ($14.50).

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Jer Lin also opted for the Savory Crepes but hers consisted of Roasted chicken, figs compote, tomato, gruyère cheese sauce($13.50). Both classic french style pancakes were served with salad.

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My choice of Tomato White Wine Seafood Stew ($19). Classic Italian style seafood stew with squid, prawns, mussels and clams flavoured with white wine, garlic, onion, Italian parsley, chillies and tomato.

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All braises and stews are served with a choice of pasta or homemade breads and I chose to have their homemade bread to go along with my seafood stew. Looks kinda like Sara Lee cakes to me! My childhood indulgence..

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All of us shared desserts. The Opera cake ($8) was my favorite of the lot. I guess it’s because I’m a coffee lover. I’m not a coffee addict though. The cake was a bit too moist but then again, it might have been left on the shelf for too long.

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Glenn and Jer Lin seem to rate the Macha cake($7) pretty well.

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The L’Amour ice cream ($8) was no doubt Rachel’s favorite. We could see that she really enjoyed this! A bit too girly for Glenn maybe? 😛 The rose petal ice cream with raspberry swirl was really fragrant and I love biting onto the rose meringue sticks.

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Rachel has already blogged about this some time back. Do check out Glenn’s and Jer Lin’s blogs from time to time too! 😀

Canelé Pâtisserie Chocolaterie
11 Unity Street
#01-09
Robertson Walk
Tel: +65 6738 8145

Opening Hours:
Mon to Wed
10am – 8pm (Last order at 7pm)

Thu to Sat
10am – 11pm (Last order at 10pm)

Sun
10am – 6pm (Last order at 5.30pm)

10 thoughts on “Canelé Pâtisserie Chocolaterie: Mini Bloggers’ Gathering :D

  1. My favourite place for Matcha Cake is still the one at Caffe Pralet. haha. And I love Canele’s Opera Cake too! Some people find the espresso taste too strong but I find it just nice for me especially when it is so moist! 🙂
    Btw, did you happened to be using a new dslr? haha

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