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Benei Mini Isler and Linzer Ring Mixed Tea Biscuits 230g

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Weight
230g
SKU
0536

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Benei Mini Isler and Linzer Ring Mixed Tea Biscuits 230g

£4.79

A delightful selection of traditional Hungarian tea biscuits featuring mini isler and linzer ring shapes filled with apricot jam and coated with cocoa glaze. Sweet, fruity, and gently chocolatey, they’re perfect for serving with tea or coffee.

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Description

These classic biscuits combine crumbly pastry with a rich apricot filling and smooth cocoa coating. The balance of fruity jam and chocolate makes them a favourite for afternoon treats, family gatherings, or sharing with guests. A small assortment that brings a taste of Hungarian bakery tradition to your table.

Ingredients: Wheat flour, apricot filling 30% [apricot purée 45%, sugar, apple purée, glucose-fructose syrup, gelling agents (pectin), acidity regulator: citric acid, humectant: sorbitol, sodium citrate, preservative: potassium sorbate, flavouring, modified potato starch, stabiliser: calcium citrate, thickener: xanthan gum, colours (paprika extract, carotene)], margarine [refined vegetable oils and fats (sunflower, palm, rapeseed), emulsifier (mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids), salt, preservatives (sorbic acid, potassium sorbate), acidity regulator: citric acid, flavouring, colour: carotenes], sugar, edible pork fat, cocoa coating [sugar, fully hydrogenated vegetable fats (coconut, palm kernel), low-fat cocoa powder 15.5%, vegetable fats (coconut, palm kernel), emulsifier: soy lecithin, vanillin], raising agent: sodium carbonates, flavouring, vanillin.

Allergens: contains wheat (gluten) and soy.

History: Linzer and isler-style biscuits are rooted in Central European baking traditions and became especially popular in Hungary as festive and tea-time sweets. Filled with fruit jam and coated with chocolate, they are closely associated with home baking and classic confectionery enjoyed across generations.