Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Suncake 太阳饼 is back in-stock

Due to high demand, 太阳饼 is back in Singapore.

History of Suncakes


Suncake is a flaky pastry, with sweet (typically maltose) fillings. Big, flat and round.
This is what Taichung, in Taiwan is famous for. Suncake 太阳饼, is a popular Taiwanese snack originally from the city of Taichung in Taiwan. They are normally packaged elaborately and meant to be given as gifts.
Why the name "suncake" ? Does it resemble the sun? There are two most widely heard stories. (1) it's named after the store (Sunbooth, Taiwan) that made these cakes famous. (2) it looks like the Rising Sun of the Japanese Flag





Suncake is a famous household snack that enjoyed a widespread popularity among the Taiwanese. Suncake topped at the must-buy list for central Taiwan tourists. Now you don't need to travel to Taiwan to get the Suncake, you can get it from us here.



Sun Cake 12pieces/box
Price: $11.00

Sun Cake 7pieces/box
Price: $7.00

 
The distinct characteristics of our Suncakes - thin soft pastry crust despite their multiple layers; aromatic light pastry crust made from lard; soft sweet fillings of maltose that is not overly sweet to burden your palates.

There is much hard work in making suncakes that gives them their distinctive characteristics. The outer pastry is typically a water-oil dough while the inner pastry is an oil-dough (I'm not good with these dough baking terms but I'm sure they are easy for you bakers out there). The ingredients of the suncake fillings are typically sugar, maltose, butter, salt, mlik and cake/pastry flour.


To place an order, please fill up the order form (for in-stock) at the right side panel.

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