http://www.chiate99.com/ (Official Website)
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http://taipeitravel.net/user/Article.aspx?Lang=2&SNo=05000359
Chia Te
Founded in 1975, Chia Te Bakery has never wavered from its commitment to freshness and natural goodness (no preservatives!). Its handmade pineapple cakes are known for their traditional flavor and flaky pastry shells. In 2007, the bakery won an award for its innovative cranberry pineapple cake, which is an especial favorite with female customers. With their tart sweetness and golden flaky shells, this is one treat that is sure to win you over.In addition to pineapple cakes, Chia Te is also known for its "wife cakes," milk cakes and other tasty treats that have earned a loyal customer following.
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Location:
No.88, Sec. 5, Nanjing E. Rd., Songshan District, Taipei City
Fax: 886-2-2764-6679
Telephone: 886-2-8787-8186
Open Time: Daily 07:30-21:30
Transportation:
Take the bus 46, 204, 204, 248, 277, 279, 282, 306, 306, 604
MRT Station: Nanjing E. Rd. Station
Web: http://www.chiate99.com
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Date of Email: Jul 24, 2009, 11:13 AM
Something to talk to your colleagues about during lunch. I hope I can bring one or a few home for you if there’s enough.
Ok. The last time I sent you info about Hong Kong cakes you did a wonderful job of remembering & locating it. This one is from Taiwan.
My colleague just came back from Taiwan and gave me this to try. I must say that it’s very nice so if I do get to Taiwan, I must get this. If I know anyone going there, I must recommend this.
It’s not too buttery and the pineapple tart inside is soft and had a texture that’s just right. I don’t know if you can see it in the last picture in this email as you scroll down.
I went to their website (http://www.chiate99.com) but it’s all in Chinese. Anyway here are some pictures & info I found on the internet.
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http://taipeitravel.net/user/Article.aspx?Lang=2&SNo=05000359
Chia Te
Founded in 1975, Chia Te Bakery has never wavered from its commitment to freshness and natural goodness (no preservatives!). Its handmade pineapple cakes are known for their traditional flavor and flaky pastry shells. In 2007, the bakery won an award for its innovative cranberry pineapple cake, which is an especial favorite with female customers. With their tart sweetness and golden flaky shells, this is one treat that is sure to win you over.In addition to pineapple cakes, Chia Te is also known for its "wife cakes," milk cakes and other tasty treats that have earned a loyal customer following.
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Location:
No.88, Sec. 5, Nanjing E. Rd., Songshan District, Taipei City
Fax: 886-2-2764-6679
Telephone: 886-2-8787-8186
Open Time: Daily 07:30-21:30
Transportation:
Take the bus 46, 204, 204, 248, 277, 279, 282, 306, 306, 604
MRT Station: Nanjing E. Rd. Station
Web: http://www.chiate99.com
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Date of Email: Jul 24, 2009, 11:13 AM
Something to talk to your colleagues about during lunch. I hope I can bring one or a few home for you if there’s enough.
Ok. The last time I sent you info about Hong Kong cakes you did a wonderful job of remembering & locating it. This one is from Taiwan.
My colleague just came back from Taiwan and gave me this to try. I must say that it’s very nice so if I do get to Taiwan, I must get this. If I know anyone going there, I must recommend this.
It’s not too buttery and the pineapple tart inside is soft and had a texture that’s just right. I don’t know if you can see it in the last picture in this email as you scroll down.
I went to their website (http://www.chiate99.com) but it’s all in Chinese. Anyway here are some pictures & info I found on the internet.
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