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Brötchen- & Tortenservice Wien Work Haustorte Marmorgugelhupf Frisches Baguette mit mini (12x12cm) € 12,-/Stk. Ø 22cm € 16,-/Stk. klein (18x18cm) € 22,-/Stk Avocado-Aufstrich (vegan) mittel (24x24cm) € 32,-/Stk Michl‘s Gugelhupf Bärlauch-Aufstrich groß (46x46cm) € 95,-/Stk Bio & Fair-Trade Chili-Aufstrich (vegan) der Kleine (Ø 14 cm) € 14,-/Stk. Ei-Curry-Aufstrich der Mittlere (Ø 18 cm) € 23,-/Stk. der Große (Ø 22 cm) € 32,-/Stk. Käferbohnen-Aufstrich (vegan) Kürbiskern-Aufstrich Liptauer mit Paprikawürfel Linsen-Aufstrich (vegan) Tofu-Aufstrich mediterran (vegan) Thunfisch-Ei-Aufstrich Brötchen per Stück € 1,95 Div. Torten im Ganzen Brötchen- & Apfel-Mohn Torte Tortenservice Beinschinken mit Ei und Kren Dobos Torte Geburtstags- Erdbeer-Topfen Torte von pikant bis süß, Brie mit Nüssen Esterházy Torte & vom Baguette bis zur Torte: Ei mit Paradeiser und Kresse Karotten Torte Hochzeitstorten ganz nach Ihren Wünschen & Gorgonzola mit Nuss Klimt Torte Vorstellungen Gouda mit Traube Linzer Torte Kreative Graved Lachs mit Dillsenf Malakoff Torte Gestaltung Wie Sie bei uns bestellen können: Tel. 01-288 80-213 Hummus mit Käse und Paradeiser Maroni Torte ganz nach Krustenschinken mit Dijonsenf Mozart Torte MO-FR 9:00-14:00h Sacher Torte Ihren [email protected] Mozzarella mit Pesto persönlich im Speiseamt zu den Öffnungszeiten Schoko-Mousse Torte Wünschen. Prosciutto die Parma mit Parmesan Putenschinken mit Senfgurke Schwarzwälder-Kirsch Torte ein Betrieb der Topfen Torte gebacken Preise auf Räucherlachs mit Orangensenf Topfen-Obers Torte Anfrage! wienwork.at/de/speiseamt-seestadt Salami mit Gervais und Oliven Trüffel Torte Ungarische Salami mit Essiggemüse Walnuss Torte Alle Preise inkl. Mwst. Eigentümer: Zitronen Torte Brötchen per Stück € 2,20 Zustellung in der Seestadt gratis! Zustellgebühr rund (Ø 24cm) per Stück € 32,- Wien Work wird gefördert aus Mitteln von: innerhalb von Wien € 10,-, sonst auf Anfrage. Alle Preise inkl. Mwst. Alle Preise inkl. Mwst. Abholung möglich (MO-FR) Mindestbestellmenge: 30 Stück Rustikale Pikant gefüllte Wraps Fein gefüllte Rouladen Schnitten und Kuchen Landbrotschnitten mit mit Erdbeerroulade Apfel-Streusel-Kuchen Bärlauch Beinschinken mit Mozzarella, Himbeerroulade Bananen Schnitte Cremeschnitte Ei mit Schnittlauch Paradeiser und Mayonnaise Marillenroulade Grammelschmalz Nusscremeroulade Erdbeer-Joghurt-Törtchen Graved Lachs und Orangensenf Esterházy Schnitte Kümmelbraten Huhn mit Curry, Paprika und Roulade per Stück € 2,20 Holländer Liptauer Koriander Kardinal Schnitte Verhackertes Karotte, Kresse und Tofu (vegan) Linzer Schnitte Fein gefüllte Strudel Schoko-Mandel Schnitte Brötchen per Stück € 1,95 Lachs mit Gurke, Kren und Limette Schwarzwälder-Kirsch-Törtchen Mozzarella und Basilikumpesto Apfelstrudel Zwetschkenfleck Gefülltes Jourgebäck mit Roastbeef mit Dijonsenf Beerenstrudel Salami, Käse, Oliven und Basilikum Birnenstrudel Schnitte oder Kuchen per Stück € 2,60 Beinschinken und Gurkerl Spinat und Schafkäse Mohnstrudel Bergkäse und Traube Thunfisch mit getrockneten Nussstrudel Sauerkirschenstrudel Eiaufstrich Paradeisern Gouda und frischem Paprika Topfenstrudel Hühnerbrust und Pesto Wrap per Stück € 2,40 Zwetschkenstrudel Kümmelbraten Strudel per Stück € 2,60 Prosciutto mit Grana Putenbrust mit Gervais und Salat Putensalami und Pfefferoni Jourplunder-Variationen Räucherlachs und Oberskren Marmorgugelhupf € 1,80/Stk. Apfel-Plunder Salami und Ei Punschkrapfen € 2,20/Stk. Marillen-Plunder Marillen- oder Vanillekrapfen Gebäcksorten: Nuss-Plunder Kornspitz, Laugenstangerl, Schoko-Plunder € 1,40/Stk. Topfen-Plunder Semmel, Sesamweckerl, Wachauer Saisonales Teegebäck Jourgebäck per Stück € 2,40 © Freeimages_Laurel Hunt Jourplunder per Stück € 2,20 auf Anfrage (ab 500gr.) Alle Preise inkl. Mwst. Alle Preise inkl. Mwst. Alle Preise inkl. Mwst. Alle Preise inkl. Mwst. Mindestbestellmenge: 30 Stück Mindestbestellmenge: 30 Stück Mindestbestellmenge: 30 Stück Mindestbestellmenge: 30 Stück .
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