The Patissier’s Ringo Stick is an apple pie stick that features real Aomori apples. Take a bite, enjoy the buttery flavor of the pie dough first, then sense the taste of juicy apples with a touch of cinnamon.
Aomori apples are considered to be the premium apple in Japan and are well known across the country. They have the perfect amount of sweetness and apple flavor, are crunchy, and are of course juicy.
Like a normal apple pie, these apple pie sticks become more delicious if you heat them. Ragueneau recommends lightly heating them in a toaster oven to make the dough crispy, or chilling them in the refrigerator to bring out the freshness of the apples.
If you want to indulge even more, these apple pie sticks go great with vanilla ice cream. The sweetness of the filling’s fresh apples pair perfectly with the creamy, sweetness of vanilla ice cream.
- Net contents: 12 pieces
- Main ingredients: Syruped apple, pie dough, flour, egg, sugar, margarine, malt sugar, starch syrup, vegetable oil, rice flour, starch, cinnamon
- Nutrition facts (per 100g): Energy 294kcal, protein 2.9g, fat 13.2g, carbohydrate 40.9g, sodium 0.34g
- Potential allergens: Egg, milk, wheat, soybean, apple
- Made in Japan
- SLSara L.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars7/7/24Amazing apple pie sticks!
These are so good! They are not sickeningly sweet like some American apple hand pies. The pastry is flaky and soft and the filling tastes just like an apple pie. We will definitely be buying these again!
- BEBenjamin E.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars7/6/24Delicious
These pastries are nice soft with the right amount of crispy flakiness. Definitely would reorder.
- CDCharlene D.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars11/2/23Oishii
Good for snack or breakfast.
- CCCarrie C.Verified BuyerRated 1 out of 5 stars9/8/23Not that great
Most of snacks that I tried from Japan taste yummy. Totally disappointed in this one. I thought maybe they sent me a old batch but when I mentioned how the crust was unusually damp and soft they acknowledged it was so. The direction suggest putting it in toaster oven for few minutes to make it crusty. This was one of the expensive snacks I bought so I was surprised it looked so stale. Haven’t tried it in toaster oven yet.