Poffins, like Pokéblocks, were a type of food for Pokémon, and their real-world inspiration was the muffin-yes, a kind of baked pastry.
However, they were not cube-shaped and had a softer texture, though their purpose was the same. Not only did they fill a Pokémon's stomach, but the different Berries added to them could also temporarily improve a Pokémon's condition. They were a food unique to the Sinnoh Region.
Of course, that was not to say other regions had no Poffins, only that their varieties were nowhere near as diverse as Sinnoh's, nor was their Poffin culture as flourishing.
For Xia You and May, who had many Pokémon to care for, this was an unexpected bonus.
After all, learning to make Poffins would undoubtedly expand their repertoire and give their Pokémon a more varied diet. This would greatly help those Pokémon grow, and good food could also effectively ease the fatigue of their long journeys.
This sparked a great deal of interest in both of them.
After spending the night at the Pokémon Center, Xia You and May ate breakfast early the next morning, crossed half the town, and entered the cooking classroom full of anticipation.
The classroom stood beside a flower field, though from the outside, it looked more like a shop selling all kinds of Berries. The room was filled with potted plants, but instead of flowers, the pots held clusters of shrubs laden with plump Berries of every sort.
These shrubs bore different varieties of fruit and stood in neat rows on shelves, making for quite an impressive sight.
At that moment, only a young woman in her twenties was in the shop, watering the Berries.
She had dark green hair, a round face, and a rather petite figure. Not only was she very pretty, but she