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Benei Mixed Linzer Tea Biscuits 250g
Benei Mixed Linzer Tea Biscuits 250g

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Benei Mixed Linzer Tea Biscuits 250g

SKU: 6902

£4.79

Traditional Hungarian shortcrust-style biscuits filled with apricot jam and dipped in chocolate.


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Benei Mixed Linzer Tea Biscuits are a selection of buttery, crumbly Hungarian-style sweet biscuits, filled with smooth apricot jam and topped with chocolate or a sprinkle of ground nuts. This 250g assortment offers a variety of textures and flavours, combining fruity sweetness with melt-in-the-mouth pastry and hints of cocoa. Ideal for tea time, holidays, or as a comforting everyday treat, these linzer-style biscuits are loved for their home-baked quality and nostalgic charm. Whether you're sharing with family or enjoying with coffee, Benei's biscuits are a delicious taste of Hungary's sweet traditions.

Ingredients: Wheat flour, 30% apricot filling [45% apricot pulp, sugar, apple pulp, glucose-fructose syrup, gelling agents (pectins), citric acid, humectant (sorbitol), acidity regulator (sodium citrate), preservative (potassium sorbate), flavouring, modified potato starch, stabiliser (calcium citrate), thickener (xanthan gum), colouring (paprika extract, carotene)], Margarine [refined vegetable oils and fats (sunflower, palm, rapeseed in varying proportions), emulsifier (mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids), salt, preservative (sorbic acid, potassium sorbate), acidity regulator (citric acid), flavouring, colouring (carotenes)], Sugar, Edible pork fat, Cocoa coating mass [sugar, fully hydrogenated vegetable fat (coconut, palm kernel), low-fat cocoa powder 15.5%, vegetable fats (coconut, palm kernel), emulsifier (soy lecithin), vanillin], Ground walnuts, Egg yolk liquid, Raising agent (sodium carbonates), Flavouring, Crystal vanillin

History: Linzer-style biscuits have long been a part of Central European baking, and in Hungary, they're especially popular around holidays, family gatherings, and coffee breaks. The name "linzer" refers to the Austrian Linz, but Hungarian bakers have made the recipe their own by favouring apricot jam, local ingredients, and generous use of chocolate or nuts. Benei is a trusted brand in Hungary, known for producing quality baked goods with a homemade feel. Their tea biscuits offer that classic Central European biscuit experience – soft, filled, and perfect with a hot drink.