Celebrate the month of love with sweet treats from Partage Patisserie

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February is notoriously known as the month of LOVE. So what better way to spend the remaining few days of this month with a slew of lovely artisanal tarts from Partage Patisserie? The home-based tart business has gained quite the reach with their exceptionally innovative bakes. Plus, they’re gorgeous to look at too!

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Following the love theme, they’ve recently released their Special Valentine’s Box (S$21), and it will be available for sale from now till 28 February 2022.

Unlike my colleague Ariel, I’m not a dessert person at all. But, imagine my surprise when I was greeted with these three beauties! Not only were they pretty to look at, but they tasted amazing too.

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Credit – Partage Patisserie

The Financier is a soft almond caked infused with strawberries and injected with a mini-syringe filled with maple syrup. After squeezing your desired amount of maple syrup onto the rectangular piece of soft cake, take a bite, and await the explosion of flavours. I was blown away by the creativity in this dessert, especially the taste profiles. I would’ve preferred a bigger piece, though.

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Credit – Partage Patisserie

The Ispahan Tart, on the other hand, is a rose lemon jam tart with rose lychee raspberry cream, topped with raspberries, lychee segments and rose petals. The tart tastes as it sounds, and has a refreshingly floral aftertaste.

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Credit – Partage Patisserie

Lastly, the Choux. This one’s for chocolate lovers. The pink-hued dessert, resembling a mini bao, is a crispy streusel with bitter chocolate cream. As you cut into the dessert, the different chocolate layers are the first thing you’ll notice.

Be right back, ordering myself a box from Partage Patisserie now.

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