Croissant
Croissant
£1.60
When our Croissant isn’t like your usual Croissant.
This is a Portuguese Croissant, baked with more butter than the traditional one and much softer like a brioche. The perfect way to start the day along with a cup of coffee.
Ingredients
Flour (Wheat), Water, Cake Margarine, Salt, Yeast, Eggs & Sugar.
Allergens
Gluten (Wheat) & Eggs.
Advice
Suitable for vegetarians
Our food is freshly prepared in small kitchens that handle allergens and our coffee counters are busy places, so we cannot guarantee that our food and drinks are allergen-free.
Due to their hand-made nature, the finished products may vary slightly from the images displayed.
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