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Summary
Both variants of Bauli Moonfils Puff Rolls had a soft, fluffy bread. However, the shockingly low cream-to-bread ratio brought down the experience. We liked the texture of Chocolate marginally better than Vanilla, as indicated by the ratings.
One fine day, our evening cup of caffeine asked to be paired with an indulgent snack. Something sweet and soft is what it desired, so here’s what we did.
We received a pack of Bauli Moonfils Vanilla and Chocolate in our Mojo Box (Breakfast and Back to School). Five years ago, Bauli entered the Indian market with its range of cream-filled bread puffs. We tried both variants for our Bauli Moonfils Puff Rolls review and here’s what we thought.
Is this puff roll a pantry staple for us?
We received a pack of Bauli Moonfils in our Mojo Box. This product was bought and paid for by us.
Our Review Factors
The bread-to-filling ratio, textures of the bread and cream, and flavors of the two components were the core parameters of our Bauli Moonfils Puff rolls review.
1. Taste
Is the bread sweetened or unflavored? How intense is the flavor of vanilla in the cream? Does the chocolate taste decadent? Is the sweetness balanced? What about freshness?
2. Texture
Flaky? Too soft? Crumbly? What is the texture of the bread like?
Is the cream dense or light? Fudgy or flowy? Do the two elements go well together?
3. Bread to Filling Ratio
Empty pockets or cream-filled bites?
4. Other Parameters
Packaging
A single piece or broken? Does this puff roll come in a tray?
Shelf Life
How long does this stay good for?
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1. Chocolate
Price & Packaging
We received the 50-gram puff roll that is priced at Rs 20/-. It has a shelf life of five months. Like the first variant, this was placed in a lavender-colored wrapper without a tray.
Main Ingredients
Puff Roll (70%) Refined wheat flour, Partially hydrogenated oil, Refined palm oil, Sugar, Bakery Mix [Emulsifier (INS 471), Wheat gluten, Flour treatment agents (INS 1101(i), 1100 (i), Antioxidant (INS300)], Yeast, Emulsifier (INS 471,477, 472b, 470 (i)), Edible common salt, Milk solids, Humectant, Preservative (INS282), Wheat sourdough powder, Flavor (Nature identical and artificial flavoring substances – Orange, Butter)
Choco Creme Filling (30%) – Center filling – Glucose fructose syrup, Sugar, Refined palm oil, cocoa solids (5.3%), Milk solids (4.8%), partially hydrogenated oil, Thickener (INS 1422, 440), Preservative (INS 202), Acidity regulator (INS 330), Edible common salt, firming agent (INS 509), Flavor (Nature identical and artificial flavoring substance – chocolate)
Appearance
With a caramel-brown exterior, the bread from the inside looked off-white, just like bread usually is.
We could see the layers as we sliced the puff roll in half. The chocolate filling to bread ratio was disappointingly low.
Texture
The bread was super soft and fluffy. The top-most layer of the puff roll was separating. The bread had a desirable bite that indicated its freshness. The chocolate-flavored filling was not too thick or too flowy. The chocolate filling had a gooey, jam-like consistency.
2. Vanilla
Price & Packaging
This croissant-shaped snack was packed without any tray, in a wrapper. A 50-gram puff roll is priced at Rs 20/- and has a shelf life of five months.
Main Ingredients
Puff Roll (70%)- Refined wheat flour, Partially hydrogenated oil, Refined palm oil, Sugar, Bakery Mix [Emulsifier (INS 471), Wheat gluten, Flour treatment agents (INS 1101(i), 1100 (i), Antioxidant (INS300)], Yeast, Emulsifier (INS 471, 477, 472b, 470 (i)), Edible common salt, Milk solids, Humectant, Preservative (INS282), Wheat sourdough powder, Flavor (Nature identical and artificial flavoring substances – Orange, Butter)
Vanilla Creme Filling (30%)- Center filling – Glucose fructose syrup, Sugar, Refined palm oil, Milk solids (4.4%), Thickener (INS 1422, 440), Preservative (INS202), Acidity regulator (INS330), Edible common salt, Color (INS171), Flavor (Nature identical and artificial flavoring substance – vanilla)
Appearance
This looked similar to the Chocolate variant. It had a caramel-brown hue. We halved the roll to gauge the color and texture. Upon slicing we could see the layers. It had an off-white, bread-like color. The cream filling has a stark white appearance.
Texture
The texture of the bread was quite nice. Soft and fluffy, the bread felt fresh. The cream, on the other hand, was not smooth or flowy. It was a clotted blob. The quantity of the filling was marginally less than the other variant.
Taste
This snack primarily tasted like a piece of bread with balanced sweetness and a mild orange flavor. The ratio of cream to bread was so low that we could barely taste the cream. When tasted separately, the cream had a nice vanilla flavor with decent sweetness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some interesting FAQs on Bauli Moonfils Puff Rolls.
1. Is it healthy to consume these puff rolls?
No, this snack is prepared with hydrogenated and refined palm oils. Therefore, we recommend occasional consumption.
2. Can these puff rolls be paired with tea or coffee?
Yes, definitely. The bread has a soft, fluffy texture which would go well with a beverage.
3. Do these puff rolls contain preservatives?
Yes, it contains INS 282. This is commonly used in bread and baked items.
4. How many puff rolls are there in one pack?
One pack holds one 50-gram puff roll.
5. Do these puff rolls contain additional sweeteners?
Yes, it is sweetened with glucose fructose syrup, in addition to sugar.
Final Words
While it looked like an indulgent snack, after reviewing Bauli Moonfils Puff Roll, we were quite disappointed.
The imbalance of cream and bread was collectively disliked.
Biscuits, cookies, or namkeen– what do you pair your evening beverage with?
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