12 bottles of Monteux original Rose flower water French import 9 cl 3 fl oz ! save and save on shipping

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Product DescriptionChocolate mousse, crêpes, gâteau Breton, madeleines, the celebrated bugnes lyonnaises and the Provençal Christmas cake, pompe à l'huile...recipes for these French classics often call for eau de fleur d'oranger, or orange flower water, made by macerating and distilling the flowers of Seville oranges. Rose water, a staple ingredient of Middle Eastern pastries, is less common in French recipes, although it is used in sorbets and fruit compotes Both the orange flower water and rose water are made near Grasse, the capital of French perfumes and scents. Available in 3 packs, 6 packs and 12-packs for savings. Also available individually.

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Available singy, in 3 pack, 6 pack or 12 pack to save and save on shipping too
Perfect for subtly flavoring desserts, tea and ices. Fabulous for skin care, used since centuries
Made in Grasse, in the South of France
Pretty traditional old fashioned cobalt blue bottle
Each bottle contains 9 cl, 3 fl oz

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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