Is it a little unusual? Introducing the Polish baked confectionery "Pierniki" found in KALDI.

Piernik (both Piernik and Piernik) is a traditional confectionery in the Polish city of Torun. It is a type of "gingerbread" that is often eaten in Europe and the United States, and is baked with ginger and spices added. You can finish it with powdered sugar or chocolate, or put a filling inside.

You can get "Kopernik Torunski Pierniki" in KALDI. The price was 278 yen (tax included) with 6 heart-shaped pieces.


At first glance, it's a large cookie. When you open the bag, a nice spicy scent drifts around.



When I grabbed it, I was surprised at the texture that was different from my imagination! It is soft and soft, and it melts in your mouth smoothly.


It seems to be dry for the purpose of seeing it, but that is not the case at all. It's a mysterious feeling that isn't so common in other places. In words, it's a "melting cookie." It's chewy, but it's easy to talk to, isn't it close to rakugan?

The taste is slightly sweet and simple. The scent of spices slowly rises and makes you feel warm.


It's good to have coffee or tea, or to fill your stomach. You can even decorate it with seasonal patterns, chocolate pens and icing to make it a Christmas tree ornament! If you are not good at spices, this is an item you should definitely try.