LU Le Petit Beurre Biscuits, 167 g

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Pim’s:A delicious combination of three distinct tastes: Smooth European chocolate, tangy fruit-flavored filling, and soft, sweet biscuit. My replica of Fox’s Crunch Creams, crunchy biscuits, are similar to petits beurres but the cutting method is far simpler: shape a cookie dough sausage and slice it with a knife! Petit beurre’ means literally ‘little butter’. But the French language being what it is, it sounds much more pleasant than the literal translation. Charlotte Parkes, Senior Brand Manager at LU said in the press release: "It’s not every day that you can say you’ve worked with a French icon. LU’s range are a real treat and are sure to be a hit with biscuit lovers in the UK. With these 4 varieties, we bring something truly unique to the tea table – each with their own irresistible flavour, these are recipes that have more than stood the test of time."

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He carefully selected ingredients of the highest quality for his product: milk, eggs, flour ...He placed great importance on advertising and hired great artists of his time for these purposes.At first glance, barely anyone would not notice anything unusual in a fairly simple "design" of biscuits, but there are a few facts about the numbers that are very interesting. What do the numbers 4, 24 and 52 mean for Petit Beurre? Those quintessentially French biscuits were, it appears, inspired by English biccies. In the late 19th century Louis Lefèvre-Utile of the LU biscuit factory invented the recipe, the shape and the stamp. Of French provenience too are Breton butter biscuits (sablés bretons or galettes bretonnes), so delicate they melt in the mouth. Ingredients lying around and no idea what to cook with them? Then use my NEW Recipe Finder for inspiration!Sometimes they are called ‘shortbread from Nantes’, which is where LU factory was founded and these days churns out over 9,000 tonnes Petits Beurres a year. Bouisset, effectively noted for his work for the Menier Chocolate organization, made Petit Écolier ("the Little Schoolboy")which fused the LU initials. Bouisset's publication was utilized widely and the picture was embellished on the organization's Petit Beurre line of biscuits.Inside a couple of years, the accomplishment of the logo brought about the organization getting to be known as LU.

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Research has shown that not all manufacturers of Petit biscuits use butter in the production of these biscuits, though the name itself dictates that these biscuits should contain butter. Kraš(Croatian pronunciation: [krâʃ]) is a Croatian food company based in Zagreb, specializing in confectionery products. I would like to ask about the mixing of petit beurre biscuits, we have double z mixer, with two speeds.I have received different recommendations about the right mixing time, some said 20 minutes, some said 25 minutes.Also, is there a relationship between the mixing time and the hard bite of biscuits?How can we know that the mixing is ok, and we not need more?. Should we use high speed mixing, or low speed mixing to avoid hard bite biscuit, or both of them is ok? My recipe is perhaps not entirely true to the original, but it is delicious for the addition of cream instead of water and quite a bit reduced in sugar for the consideration of our teeth.

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Lefèvre Utile, better known worldwide by the initials LU, is a producer brand of French biscuits, significant of the city of Nantes.The brand is currently part of the US ice cream parlor organization Mondelēz International since 2007, after its procurement from Groupe Danone. The Petit-Beurre bread remains the leader item close by the Boudoir, Champagne, Petit four, Prince (FR), Pim's, Paille d'Or, and so on. Be patient, we are here for you to learn!These crispy biscuits that melt in the mouth are nowadays the symbol of the seaside town of Nantes. Why is it called "Petit Beurre"? Think about your childhood for a moment …Grandparents, mother, father, aunts – they all offered you biscuits. What biscuits did you mostly eat? Do you remember them?