Abba Flavor of the Year, Asian Fusion ? Chilli, Ginger, Green onions. A wonderful new taste where the traditional Swedish herring craft meets exciting Asian flavors. The heat from chili, sour lime, sweetness from scallions and grated ginger in combination with the salty herring, creates a harmony of flavors in the mouth where the mix of Asia and Sweden marry perfectly.
Ingredients: HERRING in chunks, sugar, lime juice from concentrate, salt, ginger, green onions 2%, vinegar, chili flakes, black pepper, lime oil, natural flavoring (contains cinnamon), acid (acetic acid), preservatives (sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate)
Nutritional: Energy (kcal) 247 kcal, Energy (kJ) 1035 kJ, Fat 13 g, Of which saturated fat 3.4 g, Carbohydrate 22 g, Of which sugar 21 g, Protein 11 g, Salt 3.1 g
German: Hering Asian Fusion
Abba-Geschmack des Jahres, asiatische Fusion? Chili, Ingwer, Frühlingszwiebeln. Ein wunderbarer neuer Geschmack, bei dem traditionelles schwedisches Heringshandwerk auf aufregende asiatische Aromen trifft. Die Schärfe von Chili, saurer Limette, die Süße von Frühlingszwiebeln und geriebenem Ingwer in Kombination mit dem salzigen Hering erzeugen eine Geschmacksharmonie im Mund, in der die Mischung aus Asien und Schweden perfekt harmoniert.
Zutaten: HERING in Stücken, Zucker, Limettensaft aus Konzentrat, Salz, Ingwer, Frühlingszwiebeln 2 %, Essig, Chiliflocken, schwarzer Pfeffer, Limettenöl, natürliches Aroma (enthält Zimt), Säuerungsmittel (Essigsäure), Konservierungsmittel (Natriumbenzoat, Kalium). Sorbat)
Nährwert: Energie (kcal) 247 kcal, Energie (kJ) 1035 kJ, Fett 13 g, davon gesättigtes Fett 3,4 g, Kohlenhydrate 22 g, davon Zucker 21 g, Protein 11 g, Salz 3,1 g
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