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    Sfaglia wha? Pasticceria Tamborrino

    Sydney Food Blog Review of Pasticceria Tamborrino, Five Dock

    Sydney Food Blog Review of Pasticceria Tamborrino, Five Dock: Lobster Tail with Chantilly Cream

    What happens when three food bloggers get together to make Danish pastries? Lobster tail happens, that’s what. A discussion about cake boss and egg tarts became one about a super flaky concoction known as Sfagliatelle, a.k.a. the Lobster Tail, that’s been injected with a flavoured cream.

    Because, you know, how else would it be filled?

    Sydney Food Blog Review of Pasticceria Tamborrino, Five Dock: Chantilly Cream Lobster Tail and Nutella Mini Lobster Tail

    NUTELLA, THAT’S HOW.

    I’d never tried it, and I barely had time to register the shocked looks on Simon’s and Christine’s faces before I was being ushered into the car and toward Pasticceria Tamborrino, where I hear that their Lobster Tails are legit.

    Sydney Food Blog Review of Pasticceria Tamborrino, Five Dock: Lobster Tail with Chantilly Cream

    And I may not know about what makes a legit Lobster Tail, but I must say that these ARE THE WORK OF THE DEVIL. They were put there to condemn you to a hell of always having the lobster-tail-cravings, because once you go lobster tail, you never go back. Pastry that shatters with every bite only to give way to a velvety, vanilla scented, sweetened cream.

    Life will never be the same again.

    Damn you Simon and Christine. Damn you.

    This meal was independently paid for.
    Pasticceria Tamborrino
    75 Great North Road
    Five Dock, Sydney, NSW
    Phone: 02 9712 1461
    Website: http://www.pasticceriatamborrino.com.au

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  • Sydney Food Blog Review of Paesanella, Haberfield
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    Burrata ta ta ta…Paesanella Food Emporium

    I know that there’s always been a stereotype of the lactose-intolerant Asian. Apparently the Asians who aren’t lactose intolerant have some kind of genetic mutation that allows them to enjoy dairy products. So…I must…