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Rive Gauche signatures Guanaja Cake Layers of the finest Valrhona Guanaja chocolate, renowned for its intense and cimplex flavour profile, as a luscious glaze, aromatic sponge, silky ganache, and the surprise crunch of a feuilletine base.
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inspiring us since 1993 to craft cakes and desserts with...
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Our Fruit Charlotte Cake is a fruity delight. Light sponge...
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Our Fruit Charlotte Cake is a fruity delight. Light sponge cake layers embrace a vibrant assortment of fresh, seasonal fruits, nestled within a creamy custard filling. It's a harmonious fusion of textures and flavors that celebrates the essence of natural sweetness in every bite.
We are at many convenient locations so you can find us with very little trouble! It’s true! For all your occasions or whenever the mood strikes, please come by any time. ION Orchard. #B4-71. 2 Orchard Turn, S238801. T: +65 6514 4187.
Like its counterpart in Paris, Rive Gauche Patisserie aims to create an authentic, glamorous experience of French class through the rich flavours of its cakes and traditional pastries, created with passion and crafted with art.
Rive Gauche Patisserie passion for art and dessert continue to shine through its confectionery creations. Try the signature Guanaja cake - premium French bitter sweet chocolate mousse layered with delightfully airy chocolate sponge sitting on a layer of crispy biscuit crust.
Feb 8, 2022 · Rive Gauche Cake Review. If you roughly remember walking past a cake store that serves a beautiful beautiful fruit cake (Fruit Charlotte) – likelihood it’s Rive Gauche. Rive Gauche has established since 1993, serving delectable cakes and pastries with authentic french flavours.
Mar 17, 2019 · Established in 1993, Rive Gauche Patisserie Singapore brings an array of finely-crafted cakes and pastries to the table. So, how did the name ‘Rive Gauche’ come about? It refers to the left bank of the Seine River in Paris, which comprises an area brimming with French culture, literature and the arts.
