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Fjällfil Filmjölk Svarta Vinbär 3,7% - Blackcurrant Milk - 1l
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Fjällfil Filmjölk Svarta Vinbär 3,7% - Blackcurrant Milk - 1l
Fjällfil Blackcurrants was developed at the request of consumers. Like the other flavors in the Fjällfil range, it is unique on the dairy shelf with its boozy and creamy character. The taste reminds us of warm late summer days, where you can enjoy a handful of ripe blackcurrants. Fresh, with just the right sweetness and with a clear character of berries and berry pieces. In combination with Fjällfil, the taste ripples on the tongue and offers a delicious taste experience for breakfast, snack, evening meal - or whenever you feel like it. Fjällfil® Blackcurrants is a temporary flavor, or more accurately "The Seasonal of the Year", in the language of the mountains. It is available in stores between weeks 7-36. Just like the other flavors in Fjällfil®, the good taste comes only from the berries themselves and has a fat content of 3.7%. Pure natural enjoyment, in other words. Taste it too and find your new favorite!
Ingredients: Fil (highly pasteurized Northern MILK, lactic acid culture, vitamin D), berry preparation (sugar, blackcurrants, thickener pectin). Blackcurrants 4.4%. Added sugar 5.5%.
Nutritional value per 100 g: Energy (kJ) 360 kJ, Energy (kcal) 90 kcal, Fat 3.7 g, Of which saturated fat 2.4 g, Carbohydrate 9.1 g, Of which sugars 8.7 g, Protein 3.1 g, Salt 0.1 g, Vitamin D 0.89 µg (18% DRI)
Fjällfil Filmjölk Svarta Vinbär 3,7% - Fjällfil® Schwarze Johannisbeere 3,7% - 1l
Fjällfil® Schwarze Johannisbeere wurde auf Wunsch der Verbraucher entwickelt. Wie die anderen Sorten der Fjällfil-Reihe ist sie mit ihrem milden und cremigen Charakter absolut einzigartig im Kühlregal. Der Geschmack erinnert an warme Spätsommertage, an denen man eine Handvoll reifer schwarzer Johannisbeeren genießen kann. Frisch, mit genau der richtigen Süße und einer klaren Beeren-Note samt Fruchtstückchen. In Kombination mit Fjällfil prickelt der Geschmack auf der Zunge und sorgt für ein köstliches Geschmackserlebnis – zum Frühstück, als Snack, zum Abendessen oder wann immer Sie Lust darauf haben.
Fjällfil® Schwarze Johannisbeere ist eine saisonale Sorte, oder besser gesagt „Die Saisonale des Jahres“ in der Sprache der Berge. Sie ist nur zwischen Woche 7-36 im Handel erhältlich. Wie auch die anderen Fjällfil®-Sorten stammt der gute Geschmack ausschließlich aus den Beeren selbst. Mit einem Fettgehalt von 3,7% bietet sie reinen natürlichen Genuss. Probieren Sie sie aus und entdecken Sie vielleicht Ihre neue Lieblingssorte!
Zutaten: Fil (hochpasteurisierte nordische MILCH, Milchsäurekultur, Vitamin D), Fruchtzubereitung (Zucker, schwarze Johannisbeeren, Verdickungsmittel Pektin). Schwarze Johannisbeeren 4,4%. Zugesetzter Zucker 5,5%.
Nährwertangaben pro 100 g: Energie (kJ) 360 kJ, Energie (kcal) 90 kcal, Fett 3,7 g, davon gesättigte Fettsäuren 2,4 g, Kohlenhydrate 9,1 g, davon Zucker 8,7 g, Eiweiß 3,1 g, Salz 0,1 g, Vitamin D 0,89 µg (18% DRI).
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