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The Bisp brothers knew the roll needed soy. And now you do too: if you swing by a small bakery in Valby, say yes when they ask if you want cream in your cornetto.

It’s the very definition of gorging yourself

It looks like a giant croissant, but it’s actually a cornetto stuffed with whipped-cream filling and pistachios. The perfect craving-killer if the wait until the next Fastelavn feels too long. Foto: Martin Lehmann
It looks like a giant croissant, but it’s actually a cornetto stuffed with whipped-cream filling and pistachios. The perfect craving-killer if the wait until the next Fastelavn feels too long. Foto: Martin Lehmann
Listen to the articleLæst op af Birgitte Kjær
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What kind of place is this, really?

A small bakery with just three tiny tables and big ambitions. A place where you can find baked goods unlike anything else in the neighborhood.

It’s located in Valby Maskinfabrik, where, in the wake of all the new construction and the steadily rising number of new residents, a sort of little shopping strip has sprung up along Gl. Køge Landevej.

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