Costco bread that sells cheaply and has a large capacity. I think that many people freeze it immediately after buying it, but if you want to warm it up again, why not enjoy "freshly baked"? I would like to introduce the "menissez" petit bread that I found at Costco the other day, which was quite a hit personally.

Menisese's Petit Bread is a semi-baked French bread that is baked in the oven or toaster at home. Six palm-sized breads about 10 cm in length are packed in one pack.


Simply sprinkle lightly with water and bake in a preheated oven (200-220 degrees) for 10-12 minutes. In the case of an oven toaster, heat it at 1000W until the surface is lightly browned. At the author's house, it took about the same amount of time, so I recommend an oven that bake the whole thing evenly.





The outside is a crispy French bread crust, and when cracked, a fluffy dough appears with steam. A chewy texture that spreads as you chew and a simple saltiness. The dough itself doesn't taste so good, so it's better to enjoy it as a table roll by adding butter or honey, adding it to soup, or making it into a sandwich, rather than having bread as the main character.


At the time of purchase, I was surprised that 4 packs were connected in a slippery manner, but the overwhelming cost performance of 24 pieces totaling 498 yen (tax included, about 20 yen per piece) is also wonderful. Also, since it can be stored at room temperature in a cool place (refrigerate after opening), I think that people who have no space in the refrigerator can buy it with confidence at this time of year.


Petit bread with a different taste from Costco's standard product "Dinner Roll". It takes a little time, but please enjoy the deliciousness of freshly baked goods.