Tea for two Gingerbread with Cocoa 250g

Soft cocoa-enriched pryaniki (gingerbread) from Tea for two, 250 g — a classic Eastern European treat for tea time.
£2.49

Tea for two Gingerbread with Cocoa

Soft cocoa pryaniki — a classic Eastern European tea companion

RUSSIA   ·   TEA FOR TWO   ·   250 G


What it is

Pryaniki are a staple of the Eastern European tea table — soft, lightly spiced biscuits with a tender crumb and a thin sugar glaze. This version from Tea for two adds cocoa to the dough, giving each piece a gentle chocolate depth alongside the warmth of traditional gingerbread spices. At 250 g, the pack holds a generous supply of bite-sized rounds, ideal alongside a strong cup of black tea.


Ingredients

Wheat flour, sugar, glucose syrup, vegetable oil, invert syrup, cocoa powder (min. 2%), eggs, raising agents (ammonium bicarbonate, sodium bicarbonate), salt, vanilla flavouring, spice blend (cinnamon, cloves).

Typical composition. Check the pack for declared ingredients.


Nutrition (per 100 g)

Energy1520 kJ / 363 kcal
Fat7 g
   of which saturates2.5 g
Carbohydrate71 g
   of which sugars38 g
Protein5 g
Salt0.4 g

Typical values for this product — check the pack for the exact figures.


Allergens & storage

Contains: wheat (gluten), eggs. May contain traces of milk, soya, and nuts.

Store in a cool, dry place.

Net weight: 250 g  ·  Brand: Tea for two  ·  Russia


Best enjoyed with a strong cup of black tea.

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