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Thursday
Nov252010

Sweetness Overseas: Cake Gumshoe Cynthia Discovers Cafe 85 Degrees in Shanghai

CakeSpy Note: Don't you love seeing friends' vacation photos? Well, I do...especially the beauty shots of all the delicious foods they ate while away. Here are some shots from CakeSpy buddy (and budding Gumshoe) Cynthia's recent trip to Asia!

Here are some pictures from Cafe 85 Degrees, the Taiwanese bakery I loved in Shanghai. I started photographing the more bizarre items:

... then started taking pictures of standard, sweet pastries.

Then someone who works there caught me and asked me to stop. I didn't have enough Chinese to explain that my friend runs a famous website about baked goods and all things sweet in the United States. Oh well.

International CakeSpy snub aside, the sesame buns and the mocha bread (pictured top of post) were delicious. Also, Cafe 85 has the cheapest good coffee in Shanghai (8 RMB versus 30 at other places) and amazing hazelnut lattes.

Here's their site: http://www.85cafe.us/

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Reader Comments (3)

Lol. Asian cuisine is always so interesting to me! I <3 the 'hotdog danish'!
November 26 | Unregistered CommenterNicole
we have one of those here in Orange County! they sell a sea salt coffee that is delicious too
November 26 | Unregistered CommenterKristin A.
There is also an 85 degree bakery in Irvine, CA. The only one in the U.S. The baked goods are a little different to suit the taste of people in the OC but you must try the iced sea salt coffee next time you visit. It's fabulous, a mix of sweet and salty.
December 2 | Unregistered CommenterJulienne

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