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Rose Biscuits, 250g

22,00€
(8,40 €/100g)
This sweet, buttery biscuit is studded with almonds and scattered with French crystallised rose petals, which give a very delicate rose flavour that never overpowers. Sophisti... 

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Rose Biscuits, 250g

Rose Biscuits, 250g (this item)

Belgium Delivery Available
Number of biscuits28
Ideal dunking time3 seconds
Biscuit diameter4cm
Catalogue code: 2003730

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Nutritional Information per 100g

  • Energy2271KJ
  • Energy alt543kcal
  • Fat28.78g
  • - of which saturates13.89g
  • Carbohydrate63.21g
  • - of which sugars29.4g
  • Protein6.54g
  • Salt0.46g
Ingredients:
Flour (Wheat Flour (Gluten), Calcium, Niacin, Iron, Thiamin), Sugar, Salted Butter (22%) (Milk, Salt), Nibbed Almonds (12%), Rose Fragments (3%) (Sugar, Natural Flower, Coating Agent: Gum Arabic, Colour: E120), Natural Flavouring.
Produced in an environment that handles : Other Tree Nuts, Soya, Eggs & Sulphites
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About This Item

5 out of 6

Sweetness

Crystallised rose petals bring sugary crunch

4 out of 6

Richness

Buttery & slightly nutty with heady floral notes

4 out of 6

Crumbliness

Short butter biscuit studded with crunchy almonds

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Every Crumb Tells a Sustainable Story.

Around 95% of our biscuits are baked here in the UK, while the remaining 5% are iconic creations and lesser-known favourites crafted by local artisans in France and Italy. But wherever their journey began, one thing is true for every biscuit: all roads lead to your teatime cuppa.

Sourced from a British farm practising regenerative agriculture and milled in the UK using 100% renewable energy.

Certified carbon neutral by The Carbon Trust, with emissions independently measured, reduced where possible, and offset too.

Sourced from a French farms practising regenerative agriculture, our ongoing transition from cane to beet sugar means we can reduce the amount of energy it takes to make each Fortnum’s biscuit.

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