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Extra protein-rich cottage cheese with a grainy texture, made from Swedish milk from Arla farms. To achieve a creamy and flavorful texture, the cheese curds are mixed with milk and a little salt. KESO® Cottage Cheese Protein 1.5% is a protein-enhanced cottage cheese with 15g of protein per 100g, making it satisfying and suitable for an active, healthy lifestyle. Eat it as it is or with your favorite foods. Use it as a protein-rich main ingredient or as a side dish, dip, topping, or spread. KESO® is perfect as a delicious snack, for example after a workout, and as a side dish or ingredient in cooking and baking. The symbol with the blue and yellow milk jug guarantees 100 percent Swedish milk. The carton cup is made from FSC-certified paper fiber and has 60% lower climate impact than previous plastic cups.**Country of Origin: Sweden
Ingredients: Pasteurized MILK, MILK PROTEIN, salt, modified potato starch, preservative (potassium sorbate), starter culture, rennet.
Nutritional values per 100 grams: Energy (kJ) 346 kJ, Energy (kcal) 82 kcal, Fat 1.5 g, of which saturated fat 1 g, Carbohydrates 2.2 g, of which sugars 2 g, Protein 15 g, Salt 0.8 g.
German Translation
Extra eiweißreicher Hüttenkäse mit körniger Konsistenz, hergestellt aus schwedischer Milch von Arla-Höfen. Um eine cremige und geschmackvolle Konsistenz zu erreichen, werden die Käsekörner mit Milch und etwas Salz vermischt. KESO® Cottage Cheese Protein 1,5% ist ein proteinverstärkter Hüttenkäse mit 15 g Eiweiß pro 100 g, der gut sättigt und sich für einen aktiven, gesunden Lebensstil eignet. Essen Sie ihn pur oder zusammen mit dem, was Ihnen schmeckt. Verwenden Sie ihn als eiweißreiche Hauptzutat oder als Beilage, Dip, Topping oder Aufstrich. KESO® ist perfekt als leckerer Snack, z. B. nach dem Training, sowie als Beilage oder Zutat beim Kochen und Backen. Das Symbol mit dem blau-gelben Milchkännchen garantiert 100 Prozent schwedische Milch. Der Kartonbecher besteht aus FSC-zertifizierten Papierfasern und hat 60 % geringere Klimabelastung als frühere Plastikbecher.**
Ursprungsland: Schweden
Zutaten: Pasteurisierte MILCH, MILCHEIWEIß, Salz, modifizierte Kartoffelstärke, Konservierungsmittel (Kaliumsorbat), Säuerungskultur, Lab.
Nährwerte pro 100 Gramm: Energie (kJ) 346 kJ, Energie (kcal) 82 kcal, Fett 1,5 g, davon gesättigtes Fett 1 g, Kohlenhydrate 2,2 g, davon Zucker 2 g, Eiweiß 15 g, Salz 0,8 g.
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