I tried "Pate de Campagne Sandwich" from Ueshima Coffee. A refreshing finish with spices added to a thick pork pate and a sour seasoned purple cabbage.


The price is 660 yen (tax included) and the calories are 443 kcal. The traditional French dish "Pate de Campagne", which is made by mixing minced pork and liver with spices, is combined with purple cabbage sauerkraut and sandwiched between fragrant stone oven serial breads. I also use mustard mayonnaise to accent the taste.


Ueshima Coffee's cereal bread has nicely textured seeds added as it is, and you can enjoy a fluffy texture. The dough is soft and soft, but the eyes are coarse and light.


The purple cabbage sauerkraut is finely chopped, but it has a refreshing taste closer to that of raw vegetables than ordinary sauerkraut, and has a crispy texture. The acidity and saltiness are just colorful.


As soon as you bite the putty, the scent of spices rises. It's an orthodox stuff with pork-flavored fat, but it's not too bad thanks to the spices. The mustard mayonnaise and green leaf also have a refreshing feel.

A set with coffee is enough for a light lunch. It is also suitable for brunch.