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Bombon's tropical treats will soon be on Rochester's menu

Owner Jennifer Cuizapa hopes to open Bombon at 2571 Clare Lane NE by mid- to late March. The menu will include bubble waffles, fruity desserts, milkshakes and other international street foods.

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Owner Jennifer Cuizapa hopes to open Bombon at 2571 Clare Lane NE by mid- to late March. The menu will include bubble waffles, fruity desserts, milkshakes and other international street foods. Bionicos or Mexican fruit bowls are made with fresh fruit, a sweet cream sauce, and lots of toppings.
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ROCHESTER — A new Rochester treat shop, Bombon , is gearing up to start serving bubble waffles, fruity desserts, specialty milkshakes and other international street foods by mid- to late March.

Owner Jennifer Cuizapa said she still has “a few finishing touches” before Bombon is ready to open at 2571 Clare Lane NE in Suite 101 inside the Century Business Plaza building.

That places the 1,323-square-foot sweet spot very near Century High School in the same center that houses Attain Chiropractic & Wellness and Computer Integration Technologies among other tenants.

While work on the family-owned shop is still underway, Cuizapa said they are pretty much finished creating the menu.

“The fruit specialties like the bionico, chamango, and piña loca will be permanent on the menu, including the burbuja waffles (bubble waffles),” she wrote. “Bombons menu will frequently fluctuate with different specialty milkshakes.”

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Bubble waffles, also known as egg waffles, originated as a snack sold on the street in Hong Kong. They are crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside with egg-shaped protrusions instead of the square indentations of traditional waffles. They are served with a variety of sweet toppings and fruit.

Bionicos, or Mexican fruit bowls, are made with fresh fruit, a sweet cream sauce and lots of toppings. Chamango is a traditional Mexican beverage made with mango plus spicy chamoy and tajin seasonings.

Cuizapa said that the concept of Bombon is to introduce Rochester to new flavors in a fun place.

“I’ve always wanted to share my ideas with the public and create a space where people feel welcomed and enjoy themselves,” she wrote.

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Owner Jennifer Cuizapa hopes to open Bombon at 2571 Clare Lane NE by mid- to late March. The menu will include bubble waffles, fruity desserts, milkshakes and other international street foods. Chamango is a traditional Mexican beverage made with mango plus spicy chamoy and tajin seasonings
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Jeff Kiger writes a daily column, "Heard Around Rochester," in addition to writing articles about local businesses, Mayo Clinic, IBM, Hormel Foods, Crenlo and others. The opinions of my employer do not necessarily reflect my opinions. He has worked in Rochester for the Post Bulletin since 1999. Send tips to jkiger@postbulletin.com or via Twitter to @whereskiger . You can call him at 507-285-7798.
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