By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department, compiled and reported by Liao Qiyu
Japanese popular dessert PABLO has launched a new limited-time Grape Cheese Tart starting September 1. Featuring seedless Ohka grapes from Okayama Prefecture paired with their signature cheese tart, the unexpected deliciousness creates a treat exclusively for early autumn.
PABLO’s September new item: Grape Cheese Tart. (Image source / PABLO)
The seedless Ohka grapes from Okayama Prefecture are large, plump, sweet, and juicy. Besides being seedless, they can even be eaten with the skin on, making them currently Japan’s sweetest and most popular grape variety. PABLO combines the refreshing juiciness of Ohka grapes with their signature cheese tart, neatly arranging fresh grapes atop the tart to create an autumn offering that’s a feast for the eyes, nose, and taste buds. This Grape Cheese Tart is available in two options: sliced grapes (1,800 yen) and whole grapes (2,700 yen). If you’re in Japan soon, don’t miss out on this one.
Plump Ohka seedless grapes shine with a gem-like luster. (Image source / PABLO)
The refreshing juiciness of the grapes pairs perfectly with the rich aroma of cheese — a flavor exclusive to autumn. (Image source / PABLO)
【Info】
Pablo Grape Tart
Limited time: September 1 – September 30, 2015
Limited stores: Umeda Store / Shinjuku Store / Osaka JR Store / Namba CITY Store / Yodoyabashi Dotonbori Store / Abeno Harukas Store / Akihabara Store / Keihan Department Store Suminoe Store / Tenma Ganso Store
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