Sosa Crystallised Rose Blossom 500g

Sosa
SKU:
22300
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UPC:
8414933414728
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Edible Rose Blossom

Sosa Crystallised Rose Blossom 500g is a delicate edible flower decoration made with natural rose blossom, crystallised with sugar and finished as fine 1mm pieces. It brings the unmistakable look of rose petals together with a sweet, floral character, making it particularly suited to patisserie, confectionery and elegant dessert presentation.

The small 1mm format makes these crystallised rose petals wonderfully easy to use. Sprinkle them over cakes, chocolates, macarons and petits fours, scatter them across iced biscuits or use them to add a pretty floral finish to plated desserts. They also pair beautifully with flavours such as raspberry, strawberry, pistachio, vanilla, white chocolate and dark chocolate.

Unlike larger edible flowers that can dominate a finished dessert, the finely cut blossom allows you to add rose in a more considered way. Use a light scattering for a subtle detail or incorporate the pieces into chocolate work, confectionery and decorative toppings.

At i4C, we love ingredients that can completely change the final look of a dessert without creating extra prep. Sosa Crystallised Rose Blossom is one of those finishing touches we’d reach for when decorating anything from pistachio and raspberry bakes to handmade chocolates and celebration cakes.

Key Features:

  • 500g pack.
  • Finely cut to approximately 1mm for precise decoration.
  • Made using natural rose blossom through a crystallisation process.
  • Ready to use straight from the pack with no preparation required.
  • Produced by Sosa, specialists in modern patisserie and gastronomy ingredients.
  • Dosage is quantum satis, meaning the quantity can be adjusted according to the desired application.

Recipe Inspiration:

  • Decorate pistachio and raspberry macarons with a small scattering of crystallised rose blossom for a delicate floral finish that complements the nutty filling.
  • Finish a white chocolate and rose cheesecake with fresh raspberries and crystallised rose pieces for an elegant combination of creamy, fruity and floral flavours.
  • Dip chocolate truffles in tempered dark chocolate, then sprinkle with crystallised rose blossom before the chocolate sets for an eye-catching handmade confection.
  • Top vanilla cupcakes with raspberry buttercream and scatter over crystallised rose blossom for an easy decoration suited to afternoon teas, weddings and special occasions.

What flavours pair well with crystallised rose blossom?

Rose works particularly well with pistachio, raspberry, strawberry, lychee, cardamom and citrus flavours. It also provides a fragrant contrast to rich dark chocolate and complements the sweetness of white chocolate particularly well.

Can crystallised rose blossom be added to chocolate?

Yes. The small pieces can be scattered over freshly tempered chocolate, truffles and chocolate bars before they set. This allows the blossom to become part of the decoration while adding small bursts of floral sweetness.

Why are crystallised flowers used in patisserie?

Crystallisation preserves the decorative qualities of flowers while introducing a sweet finish that works naturally with desserts and confectionery. It provides an alternative to fresh flowers when creating detailed decorations for patisserie, petits fours, chocolates and celebration bakes.

Ingredients:

Sugar, Natural Flowers (2%), Thickening agent: Arabic Gum (E414), Natural Colouring: Carmine Red (E120), Aroma. May contain traces of CELERY, EGG, SOYA, MILK, MUSTARD, NUTS, SESAME SEEDS and SULPHITES.

Allergens highlighted in BOLD.

Suitable for a Vegetarian diet

Y

Please be aware that ingredients, including allergens, are subject to change. At Infusions4chefs, we consistently update our product database and strive to provide accurate allergen information for each product. If you have concerns about allergens, we strongly advise checking the product label before using it.