Steamed Chocolate Orange (5 pieces)

By an award-winning pâtissier

Rich and moist classic steamed chocolate is filled with homemade orange peel

A very rich orange-flavored Gâteau au chocolat like steamed chocolate which pâtissier spent two years to develop.

It contains 60% of the highest quality chocolate, couverture chocolate and was created based on a new idea of emulsifying egg whites and chocolate which has been granted a manufacturing patent, which is rare in this industry.

It was originally a summer-only product, but it has become a year-round item due to its popularity.

The taste and texture

When eaten as is, it is like Gâteau au chocolat and is very moist. The taste of chocolate lingers in your mouth. It is not hard, but chewy and firm.

When you warm it in the microwave for 5 - 10 seconds, the orange flavor, when eaten as is, has a very strong orange taste, like orange puree.

 Try it in both ways!

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Story of Ilfaitjour

Since its opening in 2004, Ilfaitjour has continued to create attractive and unique confections based on traditional methods of making confections widely popular in the south of France, but with its own unique twist.

They strictly select ingredients such as wheat, butter, salt, milk, cacao, chocolate, nuts, sugar, and fruit, no matter how small the quantity, and take their time to refine their production methods through repeated trial productions, so that customers can enjoy delicate and deep flavors through the synergy of the individuality and combination of ingredients.
The synergistic effect of the individuality and combination of the ingredients is used to create a delicate and deep flavor.

They have expanded their horizons to the entire world, both domestically and internationally, investigating the climate, soil, production methods, processing methods, and other factors of the producing regions to develop their own acquisition routes.

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Kawasaki City Collaboration

Kawasaki City is located in the northeastern part of Kanagawa Prefecture. Across the Tama River is Tokyo on the other side. The eastern part of the city borders Tokyo Bay.　The Keihin Industrial Zone is lined with numerous factories along the coast, and when the factories are lit up at night, a fantastic night view emerges.

Since Kawasaki city is one of The 53 Stations of the Tokaido (Hiroshige Utagawa, 1832-1833), there are many historical sites such as Kawasaki Daishi Heikenji Temple for Shingon Buddhism and Inage Shrine with a 1,000 year-old tree.

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