The Saintess of Another World Is a Pâtissière

[MangaDex]

 

[HDMI1]

So I take it this a promo manga?

 

[grom]

Yeah, and they will have a lot of children called baba au rhum, creme patissiere and random ingredient/sweet name, but the evil demon lord "Tooth ashe" will try to get in their way §§

 

[LissianaShorai]

Yuhu,
endlich wird die Story übersetzt.
Ich freu mich total. 🤩

 

[Nk9bjP4A]

It's a lie. Those sweets will give you diabetes.

 

[Mariotte]

Hhhmmm, concerning the notes at the end of the chapter, vanille is just the french word for vanilla, that s all. And farine is the french word for flour, not a kind of flour... interesting stort

 

[deadmanreaper13]

Everything here reminds me of the Magical Girl from 'Hero Union BBS', fighting monsters with the power of sweets.

https://mangadex.org/chapter/881591/1 for reference

 

[LoliALF]

bet this will be a sweet series
. . .
eh? eh? anyone?
. . .
ok

 

[Elizviel]

any updates? :"o

 

[KoraIsekai]

This is so sweet (forgive my pun) I can’t wait to read more

 

[ruuyin]

It’s all sweet things from hereon. Good for her, they seem really kind.

 

[cherokeemoon]

It's cuuuuuttee but like, it's so boring LMAO

 

[frungy]

So she can imbue holy (purification) power into swords and foods... So why can't she just use it directly on people? Or even better, why can't the knight with the imbued sword just slash/smack the people themselves? Clearly the sword doesn't harm the spirits after being blessed by her.

The whole food thing seems completely pointless and totally unnecessary, like the food aspect is just being jammed into a generic saintess isekai story... Which, to no ones surprise, since the food aspect doesn't really work in the story, this story is in fact, a very generic isekai story. It's nothing but pure sugar and sparkles, which get's old really fast.

 

[HDMI1]

Oh goddammit it's another Ad manga. Got my hopes up.

Edit: Just scrolled dowm and saw my comment from 4 months ago. lol

 

[Axolki]

I'm craving some sweets

 

[Mariotte]

XD The names! Vanille means vanilla, amer means sour, salé means salted, farine means flour and canelle means cinnamon... so funny XD by the way in French we don t call the chocolates things she made bonbons, we call them simply chocolates. Bonbons are made of sugar, and not chocolates.

 

[biz56]

Is there any particular reason this is marked as complete when there are 4 more chaps to the volume?

 

[justforthelulz]

@biz56

Is there any particular reason this is marked as complete when there are 4 more chaps to the volume?

 

[hasf11]

Now I need a manga about an isekai'd Gordon Ramsay.