Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Humble Bakery’s Korean-style scones

CNY-related news aside, it’s time for lovers to profess their undying love to each other, and what other way to do it than with a box of Korean-style Scones? Humble Bakery, a home-based baking business turned into a commercial kitchen in September 2021, is run by two ex-Bakery Brera colleagues, Tan Zhuo Guan and Glenn Lai.

Inspired by a simple core belief that love is humble, and could bring smiles and happiness, Humble Bakery is known for its signature best-sellers, ugly-cute scones, and other well-loved desserts.

The Humble in Love Box (S$23.90 for six) will feature three ugly-cute scones, and three other handcrafted scones with all-time favourite ingredients. Linked to the celebration of love, the box will come with an Original Scone, a scone resembling a rustic rock bun with handmade Pamplie butter and Elle & Vire French whipping cream, an Earl Grey & Fig Scone, made by steeping Dilmah’s Earl Grey tea leaves into Elle & Vire whipping cream overnight, Double Chocolate Kaffir Lime Scone, Strawberry Cream Cheese Scone, Lychee Rose Scone, and Oolong Raspberry Scone.

Scones have an important place in the owners’ hearts, and they hope to touch the hearts of many, especially during the season of love. They also quipped, “though our scones have evolved in shape and flavour, each batch of bakes continues to go through a meticulous process of recipe development, testing, and ingredient selection. Low in sugar and made with only quality ingredients, the scones are perfect for breakfast, tea break or as an energy-giving snack anytime.”

So, if you’re looking for a box full of flavourful scones to cater to everyone, the Humble in Love Box may just be what you’re looking for. Orders can be made on their website, two days in advance.

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