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腦洞大開，星際甜品穿越—那茉蛋糕主題展

以銀河和宇宙爲主題的甜品發布會，真的是可以帶著甜蜜遨遊奇妙而浩瀚的銀河哦！

發布會不僅可以看，還能吃~

银河有多少种颜色？又是什么味道的？那茉蛋糕会告诉你，有多少种味道的糖果，就有多少种颜色的银河！跨年夜前夕，Mocake 那茉蛋糕携手雷励公益在天使汇路演大厅举办了让所有人都回味无穷的主题甜品展。传说中1000颗棒棒糖组成的壮观银河需要你穿过1层2层的主题空间，到达场地3层才能近距离接触。灯光气氛惊喜不断，展厅陈设一步一景。从台上的新品发布到台下的美味交流，嘴巴的功能被暂时锁定用来品尝和赞赏。

僅用味覺的多元化定義此次跨界展？

没有雕塑师参与的公益展释放不出好味道！从大家你一笔我一划勾勒出的纪念画布到穿越时空的赏味体验，Mocake 那茉蛋糕带给你的不只是舌尖上的小确幸而是 Nolan 的甜品星球初体验。航天部封存30年的宇航服出现在主展厅就像那茉能完美呵护每一个挑剔的味蕾一样，并不是简单的巧合。科技元素调和艺术效果，公益拍卖拼接时尚理念，玩跨界，就不能受一丁点的局限！有严谨甚至挑剔的态度做后盾，玩再大也兜的回来！优秀，才敢这么任性！

（甜品星球組合）

作爲蛋糕品牌發布會，如果堵不住吃貨的嘴，還怎麽混？

在这次穿越2015的时尚大趴中，你可以一边听英国查尔斯王子创办的慈善基金拍卖，一边品尝欧洲进口食材烘焙的新品蛋糕。你可以一边提笔作画，玩转淡妆浓抹总相宜的艺术感受，一边享受法国指定庄园级传承葡萄酒血统的可可粉~也许葡萄美酒小饼干都是简单的零食点缀，银河系棒棒糖才是馋虫的终极大赏！你说[不能吃的银河再漂亮也是耍流氓！]那茉想告诉你未来，还有更多未知想象，等待我们被点亮！

（Nolan 的甜品星球）

（Mocake 那茉蛋糕发布的中国首个黄金巧克力蛋糕）

（銀河系棒棒糖）

那茉，一个在短期内赢得大众点评年度10佳口碑的年轻品牌；一场把美感注入舌尖的味觉盛宴！曾经，他们用欢愉体验回答了全球的味蕾挑战。未来，还有不断苏醒的感官，等待他们去征服！

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