colour:

Stripe (blue) (with product card)

flavor	butter
number of products	1
number of units	1.00 can
brand	ASK TRADING
Product weight	300 grams
package weight	0.55 kilogram

[Variation] Pin dot / Large dot / Flower / Stripe (with La Trinitaine product card)
A retro-style cookie tin with cute illustrations by Marvel Lucy Atwell, an illustrator born in London, England in 1879. He drew a lot of cute and plump children's illustrations modeled after his daughter Peggy, and gained great popularity.
"La Trinitaine Cookie" In 1955, Mr. Lucien Pettit started making thin roasted biscuits with an elegant mouthfeel. A French-style cookie created through repeated examinations of traditional recipes, such as a thin galette that brings out the flavor of fresh butter and a thick cookie palette.
After you finish eating, the tin can is stylish even if you use it as an accessory case.

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brand	ASK TRADING
packing size	21.2 x 14.1 x 9.2cm; 300g
Maker	La Trinitaine
Product weight	300 grams

Galette & Palette from France. Horohoro, crunchy, delicious happiness

A retro-inspired cookie tin with a cute illustration of the ever-popular Marvel Lucy Atwell.

An illustrator born in London, England in 1879, he drew many cute and adorable children's illustrations modeled after his daughter Peggy.

Today, it is so popular that antiques are traded at high prices.

After you finish eating, the tin can is stylish even if you use it as an accessory case.

The contents are an assortment of thin galettes and thick pallets representing France.

You can enjoy two kinds of flavors, one with a crunchy texture and the other with a buttery flavor.

"Marvel Lucy Atwell"

An illustrator born in London, England in 1879.

He drew a lot of cute and plump children's illustrations modeled after his daughter Peggy, and gained great popularity.

Today, antiques are traded at high prices, and their popularity has not declined.

[BOX size] About W195xD130xH70mm

[Contents] 350g (approximate number of pieces: 12 thick pancake pallets, 14 thin pancake galettes) *The number may vary due to gram measurement.

[Origin] France

[Ingredients] Flour, sugar, butter, eggs, etc.

[Expiration date] Described on the package

[Contents] 1 can

【Notes】

• Manufactured on the same equipment as products containing soy.
• Avoid storing in direct sunlight, high temperature, and high humidity.
• We are not responsible for any direct or indirect damage or damage caused by using this product.
• As this is an imported product, the following points may appear, but please note that these are unavoidable due to transportation, materials, and manufacturing processes.
• Slight scratches/scuffs/can dents/missing/cracking/slight differences in color, weight, etc.