Creamy Burrata, Half Price: The Surplus Box That Melts in Your Mouth
Pazzini's Burrata box, from the Italian deli fighting food waste in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, is a tub of fresh burrata (2 x 125g, sometimes the truffle version) rescued from the bin and offered at a reduced price for same-day in-store pickup. Behind that lyrical Italian name hides a real treasure: a pouch of spun mozzarella wrapped around a heart of stracciatella, that melting blend of cream and cheese strands that spills out the moment you cut into it. Far too often, fresh products like this end up in the trash simply because their date is creeping closer, even though they're still at peak freshness. At Pazzini, we decided that stops here. You walk away with a flawless burrata, your wallet breathes easier, and a little less good cheese heads for the dumpster. Everybody wins, your taste buds most of all.
A real Italian burrata, 2 x 125g of pure creamy goodness, up for rescue today at Pazzini in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés. Fresh, generous, sometimes with truffle. But at this surplus price, it won't wait around for you.
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Pazzini's Burrata box, from the Italian deli fighting food waste in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, is a tub of fresh burrata (2 x 125g, sometimes the truffle version) rescued from the bin and offered at a reduced price for same-day in-store pickup. Behind that lyrical Italian name hides a real treasure: a pouch of spun mozzarella wrapped around a heart of stracciatella, that melting blend of cream and cheese strands that spills out the moment you cut into it. Far too often, fresh products like this end up in the trash simply because their date is creeping closer, even though they're still at peak freshness. At Pazzini, we decided that stops here. You walk away with a flawless burrata, your wallet breathes easier, and a little less good cheese heads for the dumpster. Everybody wins, your taste buds most of all.
