🎀 Biscuits Roses de Reims – Fossier’s Iconic French Delight
Discover the delicate and iconic taste of Le Biscuit Rose de Reims with this pack of 12 biscuits, 100g each. These traditional French biscuits are famous for their light, crisp texture and signature pink color, making them perfect for enjoying with tea, coffee, or as a sweet snack.
Made in Reims, France, using a time-honored recipe, these biscuits combine quality ingredients and artisanal expertise. Their slightly sweet, aromatic flavor pairs beautifully with desserts like champagne, mousses, or ice cream, adding a touch of elegance to every occasion.
Each biscuit maintains its delicate crispness, ensuring a satisfying bite while preserving the authentic taste of French culinary tradition. The pack of 12 provides freshness and convenience, ideal for sharing with family, friends, or for gifting.
Whether as a daily treat or for festive occasions, Fossier Biscuit Rose de Reims delivers the perfect combination of flavor, tradition, and elegance from the heart of the Champagne region.
Key Features:
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Pack of 12 pink biscuits, 100g each
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Made in Reims, France
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Light, crisp texture with slightly sweet flavor
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Perfect with tea, coffee, champagne, or desserts
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Iconic French culinary tradition
Perfect for teatime, desserts, or as a gift from the heart of France.
12 pieces
✅ Why You’ll Love Them
- 🌸 Authentic Pink Biscuits – Fossier invented the original recipe
- 🥂 Perfect with Champagne – A Reims tradition for centuries
- 🧁 Ideal for Desserts – Use in charlottes, tiramisù, trifles, or as a base for cakes
- 🇫🇷 Made in France – A product of French pâtisserie excellence
- 🎁 Elegant Packaging – Beautifully boxed, perfect for gifting
🍴 How to Enjoy Them
- 🥂 Dip them in Champagne – the classic Reims tradition
- 🍓 Layer in strawberry charlotte for a stunning dessert
- 🍫 Pair with dark chocolate mousse for contrast
- ☕ Serve with tea or coffee for an elegant afternoon snack
💡 Fun Facts About Fossier Biscuits Roses
- Maison Fossier created Biscuits Roses in Reims in the 18th century.
- They were originally made to use residual heat from bakers’ ovens.
- The pink color and fine sugar coating make them both iconic and delicate.
- French royalty enjoyed them during official banquets and celebrations.