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Bussy was the ingenious idea of a young pastry chef from Milan, Luigi Vandone, who bought a small laboratory specialising in the production of decorative wafers in 1967. This is where the Bussy wafer came into being as the first semi-processed crunchy wafer ready to be filled with any variety of cream. Today Bussy produces more than 160 types of wafer at a rate of about 700,000 pieces a day, and it sells them in more than 20 countries around the world. Bussy is the Italian specialist in wafer products for pastry bakeries, gelaterias and home consumption. Its exclusive recipe is the result of consolidated know-how accumulated over a fifty year span, which has been used to experiment new taste and couverture combinations. Today like yesterday, only top quality select materials are used, with no GMO, no preservatives, and only natural flavours and colouring. Bussy only makes wafers, which are recognized around the world for their rich and fragrant taste and for their unbeatable crunchiness.

The Bussy catalogue today has more than 160 listings in different flavours, shapes and colours. The big Bussy wafer family comes in three types: wafers for filling with cream, wafers to decorate ice creams and sweet desserts, and wafers for home consumption. The wafers ready to be filled with cream come in a beautiful container and are ideal for all sweet and tasty cream fillings. They are always ready, versatile, and have lasting crunch, leaving a multitude of different recipes up to the imagination of the pastry bakery and gelateria.  

More than eighty wafers in different shapes, colours, and flavours that make the difference when it comes to unbeatable crunch, with new flavours constantly being developed to add value and appeal to the presentation of any dish.  

Bussy wafers is a delicious, crunchy snack for any time of day, a special treat to go with coffee, a tasty and beautiful enhancement to ice cream on the go. There are multipleoptions for bringing home its characteristic crunch and flavour: single portions, paper boxes, multipacks and elegant tins.