Natural Lawson's "Kurian Gifferi" was back, so I bought it. There is a lot of chestnuts, but the sweetness is modest, the scent is slight, and the sweetness is suppressed. You may want to enjoy it for breakfast or a light lunch.


Natural Lawson sometimes produces filling croissants, but chestnut bean paste didn't feel as sweet as azuki bean paste. It has a smooth texture, but does it have a slightly grainy texture?


The scent of marron is light, and you can tell that it is chestnut so that you can thoroughly taste the place where it is most packed. The impression is that it is just a complement to the croissants.


It's a great deal, so it's best to enjoy it with a latte or milk that isn't sweet. You can buy it and eat it as it is, but it is better to warm it, so if you have an oven toaster, it is recommended to take a few minutes. The skin becomes crispy, and the croissant-like scent rises.

If there is Natural Lawson in the neighborhood, you can enjoy it by looking at the bakery corner on the night after work, and if you can secure it, you can have breakfast the next day. The price is 230 yen (tax included).