Black Friday Special Selection

Betty Bossi - Croissant Roller - For the production of mini-croissants

Finally! You may have tried a lot of things, but this roller goes above and beyond all others when it comes to croissant production.

Its handling is simply unsurpassed: efficient, precise and elegant.

• Quick and easy: Create a variety of croissants

• The super simple solution for all croissant fans

• Simply portion the filling into the marked area and shape the croissants – done!

• Clever rolling instead of time-consuming cut-outs

• Little to no waste, thanks to precise cutting

Specifications

Material: plastic Color: grey/yellow

Dimensions: L 6.69 x W 3.54 x H 1.58 inch

Hand wash

• Ideal for doughs up to 1/8 inch thick

• Ideas for sweet and savory croissants in included recipe booklet

Betty Bossi - Roll baking mould - 2pcs

Just ask a Swiss how you call the most famous Swiss housewife. "Betty Bossi" will answer probably nine out of ten.

Who is behind this name? Un'arzilla grandmother who delighted the palates of grandchildren with simple but succulent recipes? Nothing like that. Betty Bossi is a bit 'as Santa Claus, for years we believed, then it all collapses like a house of cards.

Behind this name is not hiding in fact a character in the flesh. Betty Bossi is simply a brand, an imaginary housewife born in 1956 from the mind of an editor in advertising, Emmi Creole-Maag.
Recipes for everyone, often vaguely exotic. These are two of the ingredients that have made the success of Betty Bossi.

Betty Bossi brought a style of recipes "where everyone can get an acceptable result which is similar to that which appears on the photo, which is not always the case with books of great chefs," says Isabelle Raboud-Schüle, curator of the Museum of Nutrition Vevey.

One of the merits of Betty Bossi is to be familiar with the Swiss products come from other parts of the world, adapting to the tastes Swiss.

It is a cuisine 'a little' Swiss German, which has nothing to end and that is addressed to a general public, "continues Isabelle Raboud-Schüle.

After focusing for some thirty years of activity exclusively publishing, in 1986 Betty Bossi began to diversify, launching cooking classes. Today it organizes about 200 per year, with over 3,000 participants.

The company also produces items for the home and kitchen. Annually produces 40-50 new items, sold 1.8 million copies.

Product Description

Dimensions: 25 x 17 x 3 cm
Heat resistant up to 220 °.

NOT SUITABLE FOR DISHWASHER.