Sold for a limited time at “BAACUS”, a new type of ice cream inspired by Kisarazu

2020.10.13

At the new brand “BAACUS” produced by the Baumkuchen specialty store “Sennen no Ki”, high school girls developed a new sensation sweet “Sea Ice” for the purpose of revitalizing Kisarazu, October 1, 2020 (Thursday) Will be on sale for a limited time.

New brand "BAACUS" and new product development background

In order to revitalize the area around Kisarazu Station where vacant stores are conspicuous, we will utilize the vacant store countermeasure subsidy that Kisarazu City is working on, and with the cooperation of Kisarazu City Industrial and Founding Support Center Razu-Biz, the new brand “BAACUS” Was born in August 2020. And high school students in the city became the center of development, and this time “Sea Ice” has appeared as a new product.

For those who couldn’t go to the sea during the summer vacation due to the new coronavirus infection, please eat this ice cream and feel the summer. And we have completed the sweets with such a feeling that we want many people to come to Kisarazu.

Product development with pastry chef

About the new product "Sea Ice"

Along with the rich flavor of soft serve ice cream, the old-fashioned konpeito, which has the image of the sea of Kisarazu, and the blueberry jam, which is a specialty of Kisarazu, has a pleasant crackling texture that pops like waves. And it is a BAACUS original soft serve ice cream parfait topped with Baumkuchen castella of the Sennen tree.

Price: 500 yen (tax included)
Sales period: October 1st-November 30th

BAACUS

Address: 1-1-1 Fujimi, Kisarazu City, Chiba Prefecture 292-0831
(Inside the JR Kisarazu station building, under the west exit stairs)
Regular holiday: Monday
* If Monday is a national holiday, the next day will be closed due to transfer.
Business hours: 9: 00-18: 00
TEL: 0439-29-7800

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