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Fierbois Coffee Creme – 6 jars of 180g
$299
A delicious desert with coffee.
Sucess story of the traditional yogourt, the Fierbois is produced in the fierbois dairy farm, Fierbois Tradition in CHédigny, Touraine. Creamy, with delicate aroman the Fierbois is a gourmet yougourt with a fresh milk taste. Well balanced between the sour and the sweet, it has an amazing texture with a touch of sugar.
Ingredients: whole milk pasteurized from France 79M, coffee extract, sugar, milk powder, corn starch // Lait entier pasteurisé (origine France) (79%), extrait de café (12%), sucre, poudre de lait, fécule de maïs, guar et carraghénane.
Sold by 6 reusable glass jar of 180g
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