Chabert Guillot Assortment of Nougats is an exquisite selection of the most beloved turron flavors, including classic and plain, raspberry and pistachio nougats! Brought to you in a beautiful transparent box, each slice of turron boasts an aroma of honey, almonds, and sweetness.
Loved internationally for its unique texture, turron, also known as torrone, is a classic sweet delight, traditionally made with honey, egg whites, and almonds. This dessert is exceptionally popular in the Mediterranean; that’s why you can find several stories about how turron was born. Some believe the Moors traditional sweet inspired it; some say it was created in Cremona for a royal wedding. However, French turrón is in a league of its own - standing out with its uniqueness, turron nougat is renowned worldwide. You can discover more French delights in our carefully curated collection of nougat & turron!
Chabert Guillot is a famous French confectionery brand specializing in the production of authentic turron nougats famed for their unique texture and sweet flavor. Based in Montelimar, the capital of French nougat-making, the company was established in 1848 and operated to brighten up the days of locals with the tasty traditional sweets made with the finest, organic ingredients and authentic, home recipes. Nowadays, Chabert Guillot proudly represents its irresistible delicate holiday sweets to the world. A wide assortment of authentic French products can be found in our online French grocery store!
The assortment of nougats by Chabert Guillot is an exceptional accompaniment to your favorite cup of coffee or tea. Moreover, this full-flavored indulgence is perfect for sharing as well as gifting and adding some delightful touches of sweet flavors to your Christmas table.
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Ingredient: Sugar, Almonds 30%, Glucose Syrup, Honey 8%, Wafer Paper (Potato Starch, Water), Egg Albumin, Spirulina Extract, Aromas, Carmine (E120), Curcumin (E100) Colorings, Natural Vanilla Flavoring. Possible presence of nuts.
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Product Weight: 8.8 oz (250 g)
- Product of France
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