Zauner is a Café & Pastry Shop since 1832 and was in imperial times a "k.u.k. Hoflieferant"
What to buy: Zauner Stollen, a harmonic blend of nougat grillage with wafers, hazelnuts and chocolate. Keeps fresh for up to three months.
What to pay: Small: 145 g, 8,50 €, big: 700 g, 36,00 €
Written Jul 28, 2011
Address: Konditorei Zauner, Pfarrgasse 7 4820 Bad Ischl
Website: https://www.zauner.at/rtc-zauner/214
First a piece of history:
In the year 1832 it was founded by Johann Zauner, a wine dealer and confectioner.
Johann Nestroy liked the pastries at Zauner and forgot to pay, till he succumbed to the charm of the waitress. Here in the pastry shop Zauner the gugelhupf is baked using the original recipe from Katharina Schratt, since she ordered it for the daily break with the emperor, just as a reinsurance should her own fail.
Troughout all the external changes the pastry shop Zauner maintained its noble elegance, and its confectioners maintained their intention for perfection and pleasure on creativity.
What to buy: All kinds of pastries, bonbons etc. most famous the original Zauner Stollen.
What to pay: Depending on what you want to buy, but somewhere between € 6,50 and € 30,00 would be the average.
Written Oct 2, 2005
Address: Pfarrgasse 7, A-4820 Bad Ischl
Phone: +43 (0)6132 23310-20
Website: www.zauner.at
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