Profiterol Scuro BINDI – 8x163gr
Profiterols Scuro BINDI (code 1544)
Choux pastry filled with vanilla flavoured cream and topped with chocolate cream.
1,3 kg
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Description
Profiterol Scuro BINDI
Defrost for 4/ 5 hours at room temperature
Storage in refrigerator 3 days
163gr per portion
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