It’s effectively a choice between two options… no, I think it’s just one option…

Perhaps the katsukare crepe can only be eaten at this time.

>>2

Marion Crepes typically doesn’t use fried foods as ingredients during regular times.

Since we have to prepare the flyer separately, it’s only natural, but I wonder if we’ll be using microwave cooking this time?

>>4

I think it’s probably in the form of microwaving frozen cutlets.

Sweet things are tough, aren’t they…

Is it necessary to turn curry rice into a crepe?

Mari-chan is the only one staring at the crepes, and she’s so cute!

If it’s Big Katsu, you don’t need any cooking utensils!

Is this child a character related to katsu curry?

Moreover, it’s not even the curry rice that the person has.

>>9

The one that Temari is holding is the regular product.

This is the one where the cutlet curry sells like crazy, right?

Most people are captivated by the katsu curry and fail to notice the energy drink jelly.

I think potato salad is also strange… but I’ll go eat it…

When asked about her favorite foods, she mentioned chashu tonkotsu ramen, katsu curry, and thick-cut tonkatsu, you know, Temari.

During the game here, I was abruptly cut off with questions like “Are you treating idols like this here?” but it was terrible that they still seemed to be raising the intensity.

To be honest, I want to eat everything regardless of the collaboration.

Only things I want to eat.

The curry rice crepe snatched the top trend in an instant.

>>19

Perhaps Temari is the most suited for SNS in Gakumasu.

>>92

Regardless of their suitability, if they make a mistake in reality, it will likely go viral, yes…

>>92

Producer, I started using social media.

>>92

The individual is not suited for management, but in terms of advertising effectiveness, they are probably the most suited, which is a terrible match.

>>92

It’s like saying Riamu is the most suited for social media among the deredere characters.

Are you a yokai?

Big sister will peel off the clothes with a smile full of kindness.

Don’t eat curry croquettes with a blank face.

Well, if he’s 15, it’s an age where it’s fine, right…?

This is the first time I’ve ever seen a cutlet curry crepe.

Please do it without clothes!

Is katsu curry crepe delicious…?

>>27

Nobody knows because no one has eaten it.

>>27

If the dough doesn’t have sweetness, it’s just like a teppanyaki.

It shouldn’t be bad.

I just imagined the flavor, and it’s delicious.

>>29

Don’t talk like Char.

>>35

I couldn’t help but think that this temari is definitely not Char’s taste…

It’s a hypothetical situation, but I don’t think there are any elements that aren’t delicious.

While the other two are looking at the camera, one person is looking at the curry rice.

Isn’t it unfair that just eating a katsu curry crepe can go viral?

>>32

Because it’s a katsu curry crepe with a temari, you know?

But when I actually tried it, it seemed like having regular katsu curry would be tastier.

A dish that wraps curry, cutlet, potato salad, and cheese in crepe dough.

Well, it probably isn’t bad.

The one in the middle looks like it has somewhat questionable contents.

I thought I wanted to eat it, but the nearby stores are not included, damn it.

I ate crepes yesterday and today for various reasons.

If the flavor of the dough itself isn’t that strong, I think it could be enjoyed just like regular side dishes.

I mean, they also released something similar in the Derecollab.

I thought about going, but there were no participating stores in the area where I live.

A woman triumphantly returns to her hometown with a katsu curry crepe.

While the other two are in Tokyo, one person just had to go home to Kyoto.

In terms of food collaborations, the temari that can freely handle katsu has become invincible.

>>43

Sweets, tea, and ramen are also good.

Speaking of which, crepes aren’t limited to just sweets…

>>44

It seems that there is a curry crepe on the regular menu.

>>44

The original form is galette, so adding sweet things is a more recent practice.

In other words, it’s only been about 50 years since the style of eating with hands was born.

Since chikuwa-bu has been added, we can also do a convenience store oden collaboration!

If you can’t handle something rich, then chikuwa-bu would be fine.

If I miss this pork cutlet curry crepe, it seems I won’t have another chance to eat it in my lifetime.

>>50

I wonder how it is? Savory crepes themselves are relatively mainstream.

It seems that Mari-chan’s is made from a different fabric… Is it the non-sweet one?

It seems that the order of deliciousness will be Katsu Curry > Lovely > Powerful Energy.

The dough doesn’t have much flavor, and the ingredients look like they don’t have any sweetness, so it should be just normally good.

Seriously, those with food stories in the work have strong food collaborations.

>>57

Mother AI doesn’t have that many food collaborations, does it?

>>64

You were sharing the recipe, right?

>>64

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>>66

If you only take the initials, it looks like Kikaider’s self-introduction, doesn’t it?

A cutlet curry crepe isn’t something an idol should eat!

I wanted to somehow get the paper unscathed, but I’ve already been preempted…

Based on the reputation this time, the katsukare may become a regular menu item even without collaboration.

Collaborations often involve the food and beverage industry, and the existence of Temari is just too convenient.

I’ve never encountered curry in a prepared food crepe.

To be honest, I wonder how Yume-chan with toppings like Oh My Kombu compares to Katsukare Crepes.

Look at the dere! It’s a proper crepe!

>>67

I think fish crepes are not much different from katsu curry.

>>67

Uh…?

>>67

Since Cola Up and Ramune Up are being used, it seems like Umeboshi Up will be used when doing it in Shani.

>>67

Haa-chan is so cutely perfect that it makes me feel all flustered.

>>67

This Nanami is cute, though it doesn’t matter.

>>67

There’s no passion…

https://www.marion.co.jp/menu/snack#anc01

It seems permanent.

>>68

If there’s a second installment, I can go for the Pasachiki crepe!

Isn’t my sister’s crepe tainted by dystopian food with energy drink-flavored gummy and cola gummy?

The curry cutlet crepe looks quite tasty.

The problem is definitely with the fried food part.

Since flyers are not an option, I end up heating pre-made food in the microwave, which inevitably affects the taste.

Katsu curry is good, but honestly, the potato salad that comes with it looks really delicious.

Mom might say that it’s hard to bring out food-related things because of the strong image of Pasachiki and SSD, and it’s not food for idols!

>>78

It seems like they might bring out something that isn’t normal human food.

Well, it’s pretty good, isn’t it?

Otokura-kun is as cute as ever.

As expected from a Cygames product, the character design of Deresute is really great, isn’t it?

>>85

It’s a design by someone who understands the charm of Kamikunyan from CyGames.

>>100

It was Cygames that adopted that, right?

What order are you praising?

>>86

It’s fine because it’s a fact.

If you think of crepes as naan…

The Mega-Dekamin General Election is also starting, so it’s going to get busy for the fat person.

This is just a compliment, but it’s really clever.

Can you make it extra thick?

Is there a service where my older sister will directly peel off the katsu breading for me?

It’s quite refreshing for the staff to call the idols by their suffixes.

It’s inevitable because it’s a crepe.

The permanent menu probably allows for extra toppings.

Can you add toppings to this type of collaboration crepe?

I can’t help it, but the materials for the temari were simple and it didn’t work.

>>102

It may seem simple in notation, but it’s a collection of dishes using complex ingredients, so it might not be that different when looking at the ingredients.

I wondered why the temari looks so indifferent, but when I think about it, I can’t really recall temari’s determined expression in situations like this.

>>104

Look closely.

I’m happy.

>>104

I was told that it’s because my focus is on the crepe, not the camera.

>>104

Rather, Tamari basically only has a confused expression like this during such times.

Having a good-looking face but a low Vi probably means something like this.

Every time they collaborate like this, I am reminded again of how great the designs of the girls from Dere are; it’s no surprise they built an era.

Well, if Temari was eating something delicious like tonkatsu or ramen, it would make me want to eat it too.

By the way, this is the first installment.

>>111

Sachiko is really cute.

>>111

The price has gone up by 10 yen.

The world is harsh.

>>111

Raida is nice, isn’t she…?

It got even better with a really nice voice.

>>111

I love the outfit that mixes my sister’s gal vibe.

Everyone came out with a design later on though.

>>112

The design that appeared earlier is nice too.

As expected of you, Dere.

Handball is called cymbal, and at times like this, it shows this kind of expression.

It seems that Temari isn’t good at taking selfies or photos.

I don’t really have the impression that they have a face that consciously considers the camera in the story.

Rather, the composition is terrible with my finger in the shot and taken from below, but the visuals of the beautiful girl on Wednesday are at the highest level, right?

When I looked, it definitely seemed expressionless.

I think you should smile more! But this is cute in its own way…

Laugh.

At the point of the deli crepe, it’s basically a sandwich.

I only have the image of Tezuka constantly changing expressions in the story, but could it be that he’s not good at making smiles?

The girl, Tsukimura Temari, does not make a facial expression in group photos, much like Hiro Shinozawa.