White Toque Tomato and Basil Egg White Bites 2.3 oz. 56-Count Frozen Case Imported from France
White Toque Tomato and Basil Egg White Bites 2.3 oz. 56-Count Frozen Case Imported from France is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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These White Toque egg white bites are made from egg whites sourced from free-range French hens raised in open buildings with year-round grass access. Each bite weighs 2.3 oz. and is flavored with semi-dried tomatoes and basil. The product is unsliced, ships frozen, and comes in a case of 56 bites with a shipping weight of 9.4 lb.
With a soft and fluffy texture and a savory garden-fresh flavor, these egg bites are suitable for hotels, bed and breakfasts, boutique inns, cafes, and grab-and-go breakfast areas. They can be prepared from frozen or thawed and heated in a convection oven or microwave. The product is imported from France and has a total case size of 53 count.
These egg white bites offer a convenient heat-and-serve option for breakfast menus, combining quality ingredients with simple preparation methods.
Product Specifications
Quantity: 56/Case
Shipping Weight: 9.4 lb.
Features: Imported from France
Flavor: Basil Tomato
Perishable Type: Frozen Foods
Portion Weight: 2.3 oz.
Style: Unsliced
Total Case Size: 53 Count
Type: Egg Bites Egg Whites Eggs
Soft and fluffy egg bites made with free-range egg whites
Flavored with tomato and basil
Formed into dainty bites
Convenient heat-and-serve preparation
Ships frozen
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