Konditorei Bachmann inherited the name of a famous pastry shop in Lucerne, Switzerland.

this time,[Papabubble]The baked goods, including Baumkuchen, that we have started to carry are from the Western confectionery shop "Conditorei Bachmann" in Shonan, Hiratsuka. The main store, which is also the only sister store in Japan and takes the name of a Western confectionery shop in Lucerne, Switzerland, was founded in1976In 1990, the first owner and chef traveled to Europe alone, hoping to have people in Japan taste the same sweets sold there. He brought back recipes to recreate the taste of Europe, and the shop continues to carry on those recipes and the founder's passion for sweets. Among the many products, the "Baumkuchen" has a strong following, with a strong flavor of cinnamon and other spices.10Its most distinctive feature is the aroma of more than 100 kinds of spices. It is baked in a "mountain-shaped" oven made by the German company Schlee, in the Dresden style. It is difficult to adjust the heat to bake it in this shape, and it requires the skill of a skilled craftsman,1It takes about 10 minutes to bake a book.2Time. A hearty, satisfying baumkuchen packed with delicious flavors is made through the painstaking process of twisting the dough around the center to create layers.

"Dresden Baumkuchen" (1 layer 1,890 yen). It has a firm texture and a refreshing aftertaste, thanks to the pleasant aroma of spices. You'll naturally reach for the next slice.

The surface of the spicy dough is covered with a slightly sweet fondant (coated with sugar). Its simple appearance gives it the feel of a traditional European pastry.

This Baumkuchen is perfect for adults and goes well with coffee, tea, and even wine.

The cute packaging has a retro-modern feel and is accented with green ribbons. This is a Baumkuchen that you'll want to give to someone.

Perfect for tea time at home. We also have simple and adorable baked goods for everyday use.

[Papabubble]In addition to Baumkuchen, the Konditorei Bachmann corner at the shop also has a variety of baked goods on display. These include the hazelnut-scented Galette (300 yen), the Raspberry Macaroon (300 yen) made with German-style raspberry jam, and the Linzer (300 yen) sandwiched with apricot jam. All of these baked goods are perfect for everyday use and are full of the feeling of baked goods. They are so familiar that you'll want to add one to your daily tea time at home. You can also combine your favorite baked goods and have them packed in a special box, making them a great gift to take to a special occasion. In addition,[Papabubble]Taking advantage of this, you can also prepare original gifts that combine Baumkuchen or baked goods with Papabubble candies. Enjoy this new collaboration of sweets born from Papabubble's love and passion for sweets.

Currently, the shelf on the left side of the Papabubble store is the Condimentary Bachmann corner.

Each type of baked confectionery is lined up in a basket. "Dresden Baumkuchen" is also available for sale by the slice. "Cut Baumkuchen" (1 yen each).

Of course, we can also provide gifts that include an assortment of Papabubble and Konditorei Bachmann sweets.

Clockwise from the left in the photo: Cafe Pistachio (240 yen), Raspberry Macaron (300 yen), Cacao Mandel (240 yen), Mandeltoum (270 yen), Linzer (300 yen), and Galette (300 yen).

If you pack your favorite baked goods in a special box, it makes a great souvenir or gift. The box costs an additional fee (+197 yen).