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Jules Destrooper Assortment of biscuits Flemish Houses - Metal tin 200 gr.
€7.25
€14.50
-50%
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Price per kg:
€36.25 /KG
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OFFER: Product with a best-before date of 7 July 2026.
An assortment of butter biscuits, almond biscuits and Parisian wafers from the popular Belgian brand Jules Destrooper. They come in a colourful tin featuring a Flemish house design.
Product information
| Brand | Jules Destrooper |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 200 gr |
| Region | Belgium |
Enjoy an exquisite selection of assorted biscuits, including butter, almond and Parisian waffle varieties, made in the traditional Belgian baking style. They come in an elegant metal tin decorated with a design featuring a typical Flemish house, ideal as a gift or to reuse as a decorative item.
Made with high-quality ingredients, such as wheat flour, sugar, butter, free-range eggs, almonds, caramel powder, sea salt, raising agents and natural vanilla extract, they offer a delicate flavour and an irresistible texture.
Imported from Belgium, produced by Jules Destrooper, a renowned brand with a long tradition of making premium biscuits.
- Catalogue
- Biscuits and sweets
- Zone
- Belgium
- Packaging
- Metal box
- Inhalt
- 200 gr
- Brand
- Jules Destrooper
- Family
- 31521_Gourmet - Jules Destrooper
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In 1885, Jules Destrooper opened a bakery in the province of West Flanders (Belgium), where he also sold exotic products. Using spices from his own shop, he succeeded in making fine biscuits which he called ‘Almond Thins’ and offered as promotional gifts. Soon the biscuits became so popular that he had to start producing them exclusively.
Today the company exports its products to more than 75 countries around the world and also offers production services to other brands.
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