Reference: 0065 - TEM
Brand: Südzucker
When boiling very sweet fruits (e.g. strawberries or elderberries) with Gelling Sugar 3plus1, add the juice of 1-2 lemons.
Reference: 0119 - TEM
Brand: Kellogg's
Kellogg's Special K Protein 23% coconut, cocoa and cashew 4 X 28g (112g)
Reference: 0003 - KARA
Brand: Acetaia Leonardi
This oil is suitable for: raw, cooked or grilled vegetables, potatoes, dips, sauces and gravies, soups, pasta, rice, roasted or grilled meats, fish, cheeses, cold cuts, pizza, bruschetta. Olive oil can be used both raw and for cooking.
Reference: ALE - G425
Brand: Acetaia Leonardi
Ingredients: Vacuum cooked must from Trebbiano grapes. Description: It is produced using white grape Must, acetified and aged in oak barrels to get its typical amber colour.Bottle to: 0,5 liters.
Reference: 0064 - TEM
Brand: Südzucker
When boiling very sweet fruits (e.g. strawberries or elderberries) with Gelier Zucker 2plus1, add the juice of ½ lemon.
Reference: 0024 - KARA
Brand: Imker Taschler Edi
The acacia trees begin to bloom in early May and provide the first important honey production in the bee year. The acacia honey stays liquid for a long time thanks to its high fructose content. It has a very delicate fruity aroma and is therefore ideal as a sugar substitute.
Reference: 0115 - TEM
Brand: Rieper
KAMUT® khorasan wheat is an ancient relative of durum wheat and was probably first cultivated in ancient Egypt. Today the KAMUT® khorasan cereal comes from controlled organic cultivation and thanks to its extraordinary qualities - particularly suitable for the preparation of baked goods - it enjoys ever-increasing popularity. With its mild flavor, KAMUT®...
Reference: 0016 - TRENK
Brand: Trenker Bakery
Soft wheat breadsticks with olive oilTaste: crunchy, of olive oilShape: elongated, diameter approx. 2 cm, length approx. 25 cm
Reference: 0005 - ALTRO
Brand: Altromercato
100% Arabica single origin coffee from Ethiopia, from organic farming. Cultivated using a garden system.
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THE BEGINNING OF A GREAT ADVENTURE
The origin of Bauli doughs and the secret of their quality dates back to the story of a very young Ruggero Bauli, who began his apprenticeship in a small pastry shop in Verona, where he learned the secrets of the confectionery art which he then put to good use in his first laboratory. opened in 1922.
ARGENTINA, ROUND TRIP
In 1927, attracted by the idea of exporting his pastry art and seeking new opportunities overseas, Ruggero embarked on the ocean liner Principessa Mafalda, surviving a terrible shipwreck. After ten years in Argentina, his return to Verona was celebrated with the opening of a pastry shop that soon became the most popular in the city.
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