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Crostata

Apricot Crostata Sweet Tartlets

Crostata is found all year-round, all-over Italy - often savoured with a cappuccino for breakfast, as a snack or as a dessert.

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Bakery

The oldest sweets known in the Italian peninsula

The Crostata Cake is one of the most common Italian cakes; instantly identifiable via its classic 'criss cross' lattice topping inspired from coppi, a type of 'tiles' in Naples.

This is the type of dessert a Nonna (grandma in English) would serve for the family at the end of lunch or dinner, like a snack in the afternoon or for breakfast in the morning with coffee, latte or cappucino.

Suitable for any occasion can be renovated with different filling: fruit, chocolate, custard or apple. Our Crostata combines light, crumbly pastry with a generous layer of Italian Apricot conserve.

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Ingredients

Apricot conserve 45% (glucose syrup, apricot puree 35%, sugar, natural thickener: pectin, acidity regulator: citric acid, preservative: potassium sorbate, natural flavours), wheat flour, sugar, butter, coconut oil, fresh eggs, glucose syrup, water, sunflower oil, leavening agents (disodium diphosphate, sodium bicarbonate, wheat starch), emulsifiers: mono and diglycerides of fatty acids, natural flavours, salt, acidity regulator: citric acid.

Allergens contained: gluten, milk, egg.

Made in Italy

Nutritional Information

Typical valuesPer 100g
Energy:1080kJ/432kcal
Fat:15.0g
of which saturates:10.0g
Carbohydrates:70.0g
of which sugars:43.0g
Fibre:1.1g
Protein:3.6g
Salt:0.07g