Eric liked a type of fruit very similar to a peach the most, only its color was brighter red. When cut open, the flesh was transparent pink and smelled very fragrant; it would surely be excellent for making candied fruit.
The desserts made with Old Jack these past few days had a sweetness level suited to human tastes - sweet to the point Eric couldn't swallow them. Therefore, he had greatly reduced the sugar in these cakes, keeping only the amount necessary to ensure the recipe's success.
After all, in the past, he praised a dessert as delicious specifically because it "wasn't too sweet."
Vietnamese people in his previous life generally couldn't eat sweets like foreigners. He didn't know if it was due to the climate or history, but in short, whenever Eric saw those pastries with terrifying sugar content, he would get goosebumps.
