Free
With the purchase of this machine
Free
With the purchase of this machine
Café-Tasse
Café Tasse Milk Chocolate Bar Pecan, Salt & Cookie - 85g
- Milk Chocolate
- Christmas Gift
- 85g Chocolate Bar
- Belgian Chocolate
Description
A chocolate bar for Christmas decorated with a reindeer on a sleigh bringing your presents. Café Tasse has prepared a delicious recipe using milk chocolate, pecans and cookies. This 85g bar can be enjoyed at Christmas or throughout the year.
Milk chocolate
Sharing Chocolate For Christmas
Ingredients: 35.73% sugar, 21.08% RAC MB cocoa mass, 20.99% whole milk powder, 12.83% RAC MB cocoa butter, 3.27% PECAN NUTS, 2. 30% WHEAT flour, 1.81% cocoa butter, 0.95% emulsifier (SOYA lecithin), 0.67% natural flavouring (PECAN NUTS, vanilla), 0.33% sea salt, 0.04% vegetable fat (coconut)
For more than 20 years, Belgian chocolate maker Café-Tasse has been delighting taste buds everywhere with subtly flavoured and beautifully packaged chocolate.
Savouring the taste of Café-Tasse chocolate is not just about paying homage to the great master chocolate makers but also about immersing oneself in the history of chocolate.
Café-Tasse
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