Bridor
CINNAMON SWIRL 100G - BOX 60
Description
The evocative flavour of cinnamon in a traditional pastry swirl. Spicy and sweet with a crisp golden texture.
BR32160
POA
Details
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Country:France
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Frozen:Y
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Defrost:20min
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Bake Time:18min
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Bake Temp:170°C
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