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Takaragasa

Takaragasa

Interviews

Comments from pastry chefs who use the Takaragasa Flour

We have collected messages from top pastry chefs who use the Takaragasa series.
We have received feedback on the use of Takaragasa Flour and the texture of the finished product.

Toshimi FujimotoOwner chef of Pâtisserie Etienne

Toshimi Fujimoto Owner chef of Pâtisserie Etienne

The ultimate power behind the scenes

Flour used : Toku Takaragasa
The sponge cake made from "Toku Takaragasa" absorbs just the right amount of moisture from the whipped cream, and it is so deliciously moist that there is no need to add syrup.
The texture can be fully appreciated over time. Then, the flavor of the flour does not overpower the aroma of the egg, and there are no unpleasant odors that normally appear over time. This flour also gives volume and a firm hold to the sponge cake.
As the ultimate power behind the scenes, I have great confidence in "Toku-Takaragasa".

  • Pâtisserie Etienne

    Master Arena Shinyurigaoka 1F,
    6-7-13 Manpukuji, Asao-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa, 215-0004, Japan

Toshiaki FukuharaRepresentative of Bocksan

Toshiaki Fukuhara Representative of Bocksan

For dough-based pastries

Flour used : Takaragasa
At Bocksan, we use "Takaragasa" when making dough-based confections such as rolled cakes and sponge cakes.
"Takaragasa" is an all-purpose flour that can be used for all kinds of confections. Not only does the dough melt in the mouth, it also is deliciously moist. It is very suitable for the taste that Bocksan is aiming for. The dough made from other flours sometimes leaves a residue in the mouth, but this is not the case with "Takaragasa" at all.
The word "Takara" [treasure] in the name also gives an elegant impression.

  • Bocksan

    Postal Code 654-0032
    2-1-25 Horike-cho, Suma-ku, Kobe-shi, Hyogo, Japan
    There are other shops in Kobe and in Osaka.

Koichi IzumiOwner chef of ASTERISQUE

Koichi Izumi Owner chef of ASTERISQUE

It becomes addictive when you realize it.

Flour used : Toku Takaragasa
"Toku Takaragasa" is the kind of flour that remarkably takes effect like a body blow, and it becomes addictive when you realize it.
It has a great feature of melting very quickly in the mouth while maintaining the texture of the genoise.
It is the perfect flour to embody my ideal in the pastries. It is now an essential part of my store.

  • ASTERISQUE

    Tama Techno Building 1F, 1-26-16 Uehara, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 151-0064, Japan

Shinji YoshimotoOwner chef of Anne Charlotte

Shinji Yoshimoto Owner chef of Anne Charlotte

There is a texture that can only be obtained by using "Toku Takaragasa"

Flours used : Toku Takaragasa, Takaragasa Gold, Takaragasa du Nord
In making madeleine, I try not to knead too much the dough while adding water to the flour and streching it out. There is a texture that can only be achieved using "Takaragasa". The texture is especially different in genoise and chiffon.
We use three types of Takaragasa flour in our store: while "Toku Takaragasa" being the basic ingredient, we use "Takaragasa Gold" for giving volume to the dough, and "Takaragasa du Nord" for achieving light texture and rich flavor in pie crusts.

  • Anne Charlotte

    3-15, Nishi 10, Kita 35, Kita-ku, Sapporo, 001-0035, Japan

Yasuo SanoOwner chef of Rêve de Chef

Yasuo Sano Owner chef of Rêve de Chef

The only flour that can realize my ideal is "Toku Kasasa"

Flour used : Toku Takaragasa
When I asked confectionery experts about flour, I found that "Toku Takaragasa" had a very good reputation. That was the first reason why I decided to try it.
"Toku Takaragasa" allows me to make a fine dough, which melts in the mouth, and has a good balance of flavors. The ideal rolled cake, which is the specialty of Rêve de Chef, is the one in which the seam between the cream and the dough cannot be detected when the customer eats with his eyes closed. The only flour that can achieve this is "Toku Takaragasa".

  • Rêve de Chef

    321-1, Myodani-cho, Tarumi-ku, Kobe, Hyogo, 655-0852, Japan
    There are other shops in Hyogo and in Osaka.

Tatsuya OnishiOwner chef of Motomachi Cake

Tatsuya Onishi Owner chef of Motomachi Cake

The difference was obvious

Flour used : Takaragasa Gold
At Motomachi Cake, we have been using "Takaragasa Gold" for a long time. We have tried many flours with similar characteristics to "Takaragasa Gold," but the difference was obvious. Without "Takaragasa Gold," we would not be able to make the cakes we sell today, and we would not be able to gain the support of our customers. When I think about it, I realize how great "Takaragasa Gold" is.

  • Motomachi Cake

    5-5-1 Motomachi-dori, Chuo-ku, Kobe, Hyogo, 650-0022, Japan

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