Asian Pastry Cup

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The Asian Pastry Cup (APC) is an international pastry competition taking place every two years in Singapore. It is the official selective platform for the Asian teams who will go and compete at the World Pastry Cup in Lyon, France.

Competition

Founded in 2006 in partnership with UBM Singapore, Valrhona, and the support of Singapore Pastry Alliance, the Asian Pastry Cup has reached high awareness and has portrayed itself as a large Asian Live Pastry competition for pastry professionals. This live competition pits national teams of pastry chefs against one another, culminating in a display of chocolate and sugar showpieces as well as pastry creations (examples include plated desserts and chocolate cakes).

It is held in Singapore every two years in conjunction with FHA “Food & Hotel Asia”, a renowned trade show within the food and hospitality industry in Asia, gathering about 4,000 international exhibitors and 78,000 trade attendees coming from 100 countries.

The Asian Pastry Cup goals are:

  • Igniting creativity and interest in this culinary art
  • Raising the Pastry Industry status in the region
  • Providing a communication and education platform among pastry enthusiasts in Asia
  • Promoting the best Asian Pastry Chefs of the year from all over Asia

Each team is composed of two competitors and one coach. The coach will form the jury and will taste the creations of other teams.

The competitors will have eight hours to prepare :

  • Three chocolate cakes made out of Valrhona chocolates for eight persons
  • 18 plated desserts of same composition made with Ravifruit products
  • One sugar showpiece
  • One chocolate showpiece

Results

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2006Singapore Singapore : Yoong Ming Choong, Sia Yii Sing, Cassian TanMalaysia Malaysia : Jean-Francois Arnaud, Ho Weng Kit, Amanda LimMacao Macau : Henry Maillet, Chan Hoi Peng, Qin Tao
2008Singapore Singapore : Ng Chee Leong, Hoi Kuok, Pang Kok KeaongTaiwan Taiwan : Li Chou-His, Wu Chau-Fu, Huang Fu-ShouChina China : Jiang Peng, Qi Yan, Zhao Bin
2010Singapore Singapore : Pang Kok Keong, Jaycent Lau Tse Kwang, Alex Chong Chi HungTaiwan Taiwan : Fu-Shou Huang, Li-Che Chen, Hsui-MingMalaysia Malaysia : Chern Chee Hoong, Patrick Siau Chi Yin, Lu Yee Ling
2012Australia Australia : Dean Gibson, Andre Sandison, Justin YuMalaysia Malaysia : Chiam Ko Seen, Kong Yik Hong, Tay Chee SiangSingapore Singapore : Yong Ming Choong, Chong Chi Hiung, Chew Teck Heng Richard
2014Malaysia Malaysia : Chiam Ko Seen, Tay Chee Siang, Tan Wei LoonSingapore Singapore : Yong Ming Choong, Kent Ng, Desmond LeeAustralia Australia : Dean Gibson, Richard Hawke, Ryan Stevenson
2016Singapore Singapore : Alex Yen, Pang Yun Kian, Desmond LeeMalaysia Malaysia : Tan Wei Loon, Lim Chin Kheng, Yap Kean ChaunIndia India : Dinesh Rawat, Mukesh Rawat, Amit Sinha
2018Malaysia Malaysia : Patrick Siau Chi Yin, Wei Loon Tan, Otto TaySingapore Singapore : Kent Ng, Ben Goh, Chong Koo JeeAustralia Australia : Yves Scherrer, Sonia Siu, Justin Williams
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Medal count

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Singapore (SIN)4217
2 Malaysia (MAS)2316
3 Australia (AUS)1023
4 Chinese Taipei (TPE)0202
5 China (CHN)0011
 India (IND)0011
 Macau (MAC)0011
Totals (7 entries)77721
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