Vintage tin for Deventer cake from the company Jb Bussink

Vintage tin for Deventer cake from the company Jb Bussink

• Manufacturer: Jb. Bussink
• Date of manufacture: 1980s

Description
Rectangular vintage tin for Deventer cake from the company Jb. busting. The decoration of this tin consists of a dark brown background with red edges on the lid and the box. Further gold-orange details and the text: Jb Busink Deventer koek. The lid is decorated with the coat of arms of Deventer containing two Deventer cakes.

At the bottom the mark M A

Condition
This tin for Deventer biscuit is in a good vintage condition with normal traces of use and age-related traces of wear. Photos are part of the description

Dimensions

• Height: 9.2 cm.
• Length: 30.5 cm.
• Width: 11 cm.

BUSSINK
An authentic bakery with a long history, inextricably linked to the Hanseatic city of Deventer. jb. Bussink is the maker of the world-famous Deventer Koek.

Today Deventer still has a biscuit bakery, the Bussink company. In 1820, Jacob Bussink bought the already existing biscuit bakery on the corner of Lange Bisschopstraat and Korte Assenstraat, which like so many people is called the Allemansgadinghe. It concerns the bakery of baker Knaap, who had passed on to Gerrit van der Toorn, who in turn sold it to Bussink.

Bussink quickly became the largest player on the market. In 1852 alone, the company exported 443,501 pounds of Deventer biscuits.

In 1993 the Jb Bussink company celebrates its 400th anniversary. Ten years later, it is shown live how Queen Beatrix visits the biscuit shop and Prince Willem Alexander participates in a Deventer biscuit bite competition.

The Deventer cookie is a delicacy from one of the oldest Dutch cities: Deventer. The cake is traditionally baked according to strict municipal guidelines. This should ensure constant quality and long shelf life. The delicacy is a well-known icon of Deventer, which is nicknamed the Koekstad.

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