Cassata Semifredo BINDI – 16x100gr
Cassata Semifredo Bindi (code 2101)
Sabayon, chocolate and cream semifreddo and candied fruit. Wrapped separately.
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Cassata Semifredo Bindi
Do not defrost
Ready to serve
Freezer to table
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