Aomori souvenir shops are irresistible for apple lovers, with more varieties than anyone could buy in a single visit. Ragueneau produces so many Western-style sweets that it is practically synonymous with confectionery in Aomori. Here is Tabisachi, a charming apple pie made with local fruit.
Tabisachi, a Charming Pie Made with Aomori Apples
Five pieces cost ¥640 and ten cost ¥1,280.
The shelf life depends on store inventory but is roughly two to three weeks.
Its round shape resembles a cross-section of an apple. Each small pie can be eaten in about two bites. Thin pastry supports white bean paste and apple; the apple remains crisp and fresh, while the light bean paste keeps the sweetness refreshing. Even people who dislike very sweet desserts should enjoy it. The Japanese-style white bean paste and Western pastry pair with both green tea and coffee, and the size is perfect for a small snack.
Tabisachi Offers Excellent Value
The sliced-apple design makes a memorable impression. Every piece carries a satisfying amount of apple, so you genuinely feel that you have eaten fruit. Five for ¥640 is excellent value. Tabisachi is a recommended way to enjoy Aomori apples.
Tabisachi Product Info, Expiration Date, Manufacturer
| Product Name | Tabisachi |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer / Seller | Ragueneau Sasaki |
| Address | 9 Hyakkokumachi, Hirosaki, Aomori |
| Expiration Date | About 20 days, depending on stock |
| Place of Purchase | Souvenir shops in Hirosaki |
| Price | ¥640 for 5 |
