Tiroler Christmas Stollen Cake - Weihnachtsstollen
Anywhere in the German speaking world you go in the run up to Christmas, you will find the typical bread for the festive season, called Stollen.
Following an ancient recipe from Tyrol, our Stollen Cake is packed with candied fruits, nuts and lots of marzipan.
Please note that Tiroler Stollen is dryer and harder than the one our German Neighbours make. It is perfectly crunchy and sweet on its own, and really great with some butter and jam.
The perfect companion for an afternoon tea with the family.
Allergens: gluten, eggs, milk, nuts (almond, hazelnut), sulphur. For more information on allergens click here to see our allergens info page.
Ingredients: Flour, Sugar, Salt, Dried Yeast, Milk, Butter, Egg whole, Lemon Zest, Mixed Peel (orange peel, glucose-fructose syrup, lemon peel, acidity regulator, citric acid (E330)), Raisins\ Sultanas, Hazelnut ground, Rum, Cinnamon, Marzipan(Sugar, almonds, bitter almonds, glucose syrup, glycerol, sorbitol), Icing Sugar
Our cakes are made fresh with no preservatives. For better tasting cakes, please keep refrigerated and consume within 5 days of receiving delivery.
Frequently Asked Questions
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All our cakes are made fresh to order in our London kitchen and have at least 3 days shelf life when they arrive. Less creamy ones like the Linzer or Sachertorte will last even longer (over 6 days)
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Once the temperature rises over the summer months in the UK, we begin to send ice packs in parcels to keep cakes cool.
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Most of our cakes can be frozen as a whole or in pieces. We do not recommend freezing the creamy cakes like Esterhazy, Maronitorte and Cheesecake though.
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Yes, please refrigerate all cakes to ensure they stay fresh for as long as possible.