Bakes so good, they brioche Universal laws | The Malaysian Insight

Bakes so good, they brioche Universal laws

Generously topped with ricotta and avocado, and finished off with olive oil, sea salt and gula melaka, Universal Bakehouse shows how a great tartine is done. – April 25, 2020.

IN the initial weeks of the movement-control order , I was told, pastries and cakes topped the list of takeaways as many opted to cook “real food” at home. If the reverse is true now, that people are ordering more proper meals instead, it’s not evident at Universal Bakehouse in Damansara Kim. Effective July 2018, access to full reports will only be available with a subscription. Sign-up now and enjoy one week free access!

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