Bridor
MINI GOURMANDISE MIX 30G - BOX 140
Description
A collection of four delicious mini breakfast pastries: the Mini Chocolate Twist, Mini Cinnamon Swirl, Mini Pain a la Crème, and Mini Cranberry Twist.
BR32232
Details
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Country:France
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Frozen:Y
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Defrost:15min
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Bake Time:13min
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Bake Temp:167°C
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Origin:N
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Cocoa Horizon:N
Defrost 15 mins. Bake 165-170°C for 12-14 mins. (Individual oven times may vary.)
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