Definition
A Vienna roll is a type of bread roll made with a specific baking process that creates a light, airy crumb and a crisp crust. It often has a slightly sweet flavor. Think of it as a sophisticated, slightly sweet version of a classic hard roll. Unlike many hard rolls, Vienna rolls have a distinctive sweetness and crumb structure. It originated in Vienna, Austria, and is known for its quality and taste. π¦πΉ Itβs a classic European bread!