Hato-Sablé

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Hato-Sablé ( Japanese 鳩 サ ブ レ ー hato saburē , from 鳩 hato " dove " and French sablé ) is a Japanese pastry from the city of Kamakura ( Kanagawa Prefecture ), which has been made there by the Toshimaya company since 1894 . Hato-sablés are shaped like a dove. They consist of flour , sugar , butter and egg and are a popular souvenir from Kamakura with tourists .

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  1. ↑ 豊 島 屋 ・ 鳩 サ ブ レ ー. Retrieved January 15, 2020 .

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