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The midi crème brûlée fits perfectly in a dessert buffet. The midi sized trays are flow wrapped by 3. Standard packing is 48 crème brûlées in a cardboard box. Preparation Get the midi crème brûlée out of the plastic bag. Defrost in the microwave per 30 second intervals at max 750W in the microwave. If the bottom of the aluminium dish still feels frozen, repeat per 30 seconds. The crème brûlée is ready to eat when the bottom feels cold but not frozen. If you leave some space between the dishes, you can defrost several midi sized trays at the same time. You can also defrost at room temperature. At 20°C the midi crème brûlée is defrosted in about half an hour.

The mini sized trays are flow wrapped by 16. Standard packing is 128 mini crème brûlées in a cardboard box. Preparation Get the mini crème brûlée out of the plastic bag. Defrost in the microwave per 30 second intervals at max 500W. If the bottom of the aluminium dish still feels frozen, repeat per 30 seconds. The crème brûlée is ready to eat when the bottom feels cold but not frozen. If you leave some space between the dishes, you can defrost several mini sized trays at the same time. You can also defrost at room temperature. At 20°C the mini crème brûlée is defrosted in about half an hour.

The crème brûlées are packed by 12 in a cardboard box. Packaging according to customer demand is also possible. Frozen you can replace the aluminium dish by the Régas cocotte 11,5 cm. Tip You can also defrost without dish! Preparation The base has to be defrosted and can then be stored in the fridge 5 days. The crème brûlée still need to be torched.

Each maxi crème brûlée is individually flow wrapped. The flow wrapped crème brûlées are packed by 12 in a cardboard box. Packaging according to customer demand is also possible. In frozen state you can replace the aluminium dish by the Régas cocotte 11,5 cm. Tip You can also defrost without dish! Preparation Remove the plastic flow wrap (plastic bag), defrost in the microwave per 30 second intervals at 1000 W, if the bottom of the aluminium dish still feels frozen, repeat per 30 seconds. The crème brûlée is ready to eat when the bottom of the dish feels cold but not frozen. You can also defrost at room temperature. At 20°C the maxi crème brûlée is defrosted in about an hour.