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Alsatian Spaetzles preparation kit
[ €21.32 / kilo ]
Product details
Made in Alsace
Prepare real Alsatian Spaetzles for 6 people (680 gr) from Le Petit Alsacien to enjoy with family or friends very easily thanks to the Spaetzles preparation kit developed by Pastry chefs Fanny and Fabrice
The Spaetzles are proof that China and Italy do not have a pasta monopoly in the world. Spaetzle is a pasta that can be found in Alsace and Germany, its land of origin!
Spaetzles are small, thread-shaped pasta made from wheat flour, water or milk, eggs and salt. They are often found in Alsatian menus.
However, for the manufacture, nothing could be simpler. Fanny and Fabrice, our passionate pastry chefs have thought of everything: The dry ingredients are weighed and packaged in numbered bags, you just have to follow their instructions, add a little water and you are sure to make wonderful Alsatian Spaetzles.
Important information
Ingredients
Type 55 wheat flour, whole egg powder, fine salt.
Net weight: 775 gr
Additional products needed:
- 565 ml water
Nutrition Information / 100 gr
- Energy: 165 Kcal/701 kJ
- Fat: 0.54 g (of which saturated fatty acids: 0.05 g)
- Carbohydrates: 33.80 g (of which sugars 0.24 g)
- Protein: 5.39 g
- Salt: 0.01 g
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For the preparation of Alsatian Spaetzles, you can either use a food processor or work by hand.
The Alsatian Spaetzles Manufacturing Kit is translated into French, German and English
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General
- Brand Fanny & Fabrice
- Reference KITSPAETZEL
- Condition New
Features
- Origin Made in France 🇫🇷
- Gender Unisex
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