■ Uneven sweets


There are plenty of foods that are perfect for the fall of appetite. Stick cakes and scones have been added to the familiar "rough" series in Baumkuchen.


The same series that makes use of things that were repelled regardless of the taste, such as uneven baking, unevenness, and deformation. The size is easy to eat and the price is reasonable. Among the foods I ate this time, I liked the "apple and cinnamon cake," which has a scent of Western liquor, but I wonder if Baum is more delicious.


■ For squeezing the pot. Non-fried dried noodles


Non-fried noodles that I thought would be good for hot pot squeezing in the coming season. Noodles that have been aged for two days using Hokkaido flour are chewy, and you can easily complete one meal by using MUJI's "Noodles" retort pouch. MUJI retort pouches are a little expensive because they have plenty of ingredients and do not use chemical seasonings, so it is a good idea to buy them in bulk at the time of sale.




By the way, did you find the item you are interested in? This MUJI Week is until October 8th, so be sure to check it out if you take a walk in the fall! * The net store is open until 10:00 on October 9th.