Vanilla Caramel Ball
Milk chocolate praline ball filled with creamy vanilla caramel, 16 g.
Praline with 48% milk chocolate (cocoa solids: 32% minimum)
All ingredients in the final product are listed in descending order with QUID information and a note for allergy sufferers (in bold).
Ingredients: caramel filling (51%) (glucose syrup, sweetened condensed skimmed milk (skimmed milk, sugar), vegetable fat (coconut), emulsifier: mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids, table salt, natural flavourings), sugar, cocoa butter, whole milk powder, cocoa mass, natural vanilla flavouring, emulsifier: lecithins. May contain traces of soya and nuts.
Ingredients:
Praline with 48% milk chocolate (cocoa solids: 32% minimum)
List of all ingredients in the final product in descending order with QUID information and advice for allergy sufferers (bold).
Ingredients: caramel filling (51%) (glucose syrup, sweetened skimmed milk (skimmed milk, sugar), vegetable fat (coconut), emulsifier: mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids, table salt, natural flavourings), sugar, cocoa butter, whole milk powder, cocoa mass, natural vanilla flavouring, emulsifier: lecithins. May contain traces of soya and nuts.
Description:
For these praline balls, we make creamy caramel, flavour it with vanilla and fill it into milk chocolate. The shells for our praline balls are still spun by hand in our factory and are therefore homemade from the first step. After cooling, we fill them until they weigh exactly 20 g. For technical reasons, but also so that they are a bite-sized size. We deliver the ten balls in a transparent bag.
Storage: Chocolates and truffles should be stored in a cool, dry place at a temperature of 15–18 degrees. Our chocolates do not tolerate strong temperature fluctuations, refrigerators or heaters. A wine refrigerator or a cool, dry pantry is ideal.
Shelf life: Our chocolates and truffles are made without chemical preservatives, artificial flavours or cheap substitutes. For the best taste experience, we recommend enjoying them fresh. Our chocolate specialities are often still edible after the best-before date. Occasionally, the taste is then slightly diminished.