READY BAKE PASTRIES

Frozen Sausage Rolls for Foodservice

Australia , QLD

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Category Meat & Poultry Products
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Frozen Sausage Rolls for Foodservice

Ready Bake’s quality Sausage Rolls are produced using our famous and original recipe, following a careful method and technique of hand sheeting the Puff Pastry. Flavours in our range include Spinach & Feta Gourmet Rolls, Australian Beef Sausage Rolls, and Flaky Butter Puff Pastry Beef Sausage Rolls.
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