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Croquembouche - celebratory profiterole tower

Croquembouche is an impressive French celebratory dessert consisting of a tower of cream-filled profiteroles bound with caramel. The name means crunch in the mouth. Traditionally served at weddings and celebrations in France.

Croquembouche - celebratory profiterole tower
  • The name croquembouche means crunch in the mouth in French.
  • Traditionally served at French weddings instead of cake.
  • The tower can reach over one meter in height.
  • Profiteroles are filled with vanilla or chocolate cream.
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