Paris Baguette Collabs With Lotus Bakeries On Biscoff Pastries

Paris Baguette Collabs With Lotus Bakeries On Biscoff Pastries
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Paris Baguette has a unveiled a new limited-time only collaboration with Lotus to produce special delectable pastry creations using the iconic one-of-a-kind flavour of the Lotus biscuit.


Paris Baguette X Lotus Bakeries: Big Biscoff Collection

You can now indulge in an assortment of pastry delights from the Big Biscoff lineup at Paris Baguette.

These include the Lotus Biscoff Mini Cream Cube Toast, Lotus Biscoff Caramelised Butter Pastry, Lotus Biscoff Almond Butter Pastry, and Lotus Biscoff Sandwich Pastry.

As part of an exclusive Signature Bread Bundle promotion available in-store, you can enjoy any three of these pastries for just $12.50.


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Lotus Biscoff® Almond Cookie Tart

Another delicious creation is the Lotus Biscoff Almond Cookie Tart. Customers can enjoy it as part of Paris Baguette’s 4 for $12 Tart Bundle promotion.

Lotus Biscoff Royal Pudding

Yet another special is the Lotus Biscoff Royal Pudding. To celebrate its launch, Paris Baguette has an enticing three for $15 Royal Pudding Bundle promotion where you can mix and match any three flavours.

Lotus Biscoff Cheesecake

If are a fan of Paris Baguette’s cakes, you can also indulge in a delightful new flavour in the Lotus Biscoff Cheesecake. This is available alongside classic cakes such as the Fresh Strawberry Yogurt Cream Cake.

Paris Baguette’s Big Biscoff collection is now available at all Paris Baguette outlets islandwide, for a limited time only.

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Lester Ng
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