Caramel Pear Band

COD: 20075

Discover the Band of Pears with Caramel, an exquisite creation that combines textures and flavors in perfect harmony.

This elegant dessert consists of delicate layers of pear mousse, a fluffy cake soaked in Williams pear liqueur, and a soft one caramel mousse with pear pieces in syrup.

Crowned with a brilliant caramel glaze which not only makes it irresistible to the eye, but also to the palate.

Advantages of this product

Attractive presentation:
The caramel glaze gives it an elegant finish, ideal for impressing customers on any occasion.
Practical and versatile:
Due to its frozen format, this dessert is ready to defrost and serve, facilitating operation in professional kitchens and saving time without compromising quality.
Perfect for events and gourmet menus:
It is a versatile option that can be served in individual portions or as a centerpiece at celebrations, offering a touch of class to any menu.

Product Details

12 months (frozen)
2 días (temp. entre 0 y 4°C )
3-4 hours
700g unit
1 unit

100% European
Ready to serve

Additional Product Information

Fascia Pirorum Caramelizatorum cremorem (lac), pira, saccharum caramelizatum, liquorem Pirorum Williams et vitellum ovi miscet, bellariam sapore et elegantia plenum creans.

Remove the box from the freezer and place it in a refrigerator between 0 and 4°C for 30 minutes. Open the box and remove the dessert with its base. Cut the desired portions with a hot knife. Return the portioned dessert to its box and store in the freezer (maximum 1 month) or in the refrigerator (maximum 2 days). To serve, if stored frozen, defrost the portions for 1 to 2 hours between 0 and 4°C, or 15 minutes at room temperature. To serve whole: Defrost for 3-4 hours between 0 and 4°C in the refrigerator (keep for a maximum of 2 days)

The technical data sheet for this product contains all the necessary information, including the list of ingredients, the preparation method, instructions for use, and other relevant details.

Bavarois de peras con caramelo - 20075