SPC Shared Happiness... Paris Baguette Introduces 'Haet Blueberry Cake'
SPC's bakery brand Paris Baguette announced on the 21st that, as part of the 'Happiness Coexistence Project,' it will purchase blueberries grown by young farmers in Cheonan, Chungnam, and launch two types of 'Fresh Blueberry Cakes' as seasonal limited editions.
The signature product is the 'Fresh Blueberry Pavlova,' which combines a crispy meringue texture with sweet blueberries. Pavlova is a dessert enjoyed in Australia and New Zealand. Made without flour and using only egg whites, the chewy meringue sheet is layered with lemon custard and blueberry compote to create a unique flavor.
The 'Fresh Blueberry Yogurt Cake' is also introduced. This cake features a moist cake sheet topped with yogurt cream and fresh blueberries, making it perfect for enjoying in the summer.
A Paris Baguette representative said, "These blueberry cake products will be sold through over 3,400 stores nationwide. We hope this will help young farmers in Cheonan grow." They added, "Through the Happiness Coexistence Project, we will continue various activities that support the future growth of agriculture and enable companies to grow together."
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Meanwhile, the Happiness Coexistence Project is SPC's win-win campaign that purchases agricultural products from domestic farms facing difficulties or young farmers leading future agriculture, and releases products using these ingredients. It started in 2020 and has continued for four years.
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