Cloud Patisserie’s artistic pastries leave customers speechless at new Fredrikinkatu café
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- Cloud Patisserie has opened its own café on Fredrikinkatu in Helsinki.
- The bakery is known for pastries designed to resemble fruits and berries.
- The pastry shop’s products were named the best of 2023 by Glorian ruoka & viini magazine.
Cloud Patisserie’s striking pastries are now available at the bakery’s own café on Fredrikinkatu in Helsinki.
The bakery is known for creating pastries that look like fruits or berries. One example is a mandarin-shaped pastry shown in the article’s photograph.
Yang Cong, who moved from China to Finland, has been making the pastries for some time. Cloud Patisserie operates in Konala, and its products have also been sold at the Teemaa tea room and the new Cafe & Wine café at Finlandia Hall.
Glorian ruoka & viini magazine selected the pastries as the best of 2023. The new Fredrikinkatu café offers a wide selection from the bakery.
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Originally published by Helsingin Sanomat in Finnish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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