Tartufo Bianco BINDI – 12x85gr
Tartufo Bianco Bindi (code 0517)
This delicate dessert has a coffee semifreddo core in a reach sabayon ice cream sprinkled with crunchy crushed meringue.
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Description
Do not defrost
Ready to Serve
Freezer to table.
Ingridients: Rehydrated skim MILK – Vegetable fat (Coconut) – Chopped meringue [Sugar – Starch (of WHEAT)
– Rehydrated EGG WHITE – Artificial flavouring] – Sugar – Glucose syrup – Glucose-fructose syrup
– Lactose(MILK) – Rehydrated soluble coffee (1.3%) – EGG YOLK (1.1%) – Dried skimmed MILK – Marsala
wine (0.4%) – MILK proteins – Emulsifiers Mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids – White wine –
Thickener Locust bean gum – Alcohol – Pasteurized MILK – Artificial flavourings (contain EGGS) –
Modified starch.
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