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Larssons Chips Paprika/chili - Crisps Peppers and Chili 125 g
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Paprika/chili - peppers & chili 125 g
Experience a flavor combination with rustic and full aromas. Smoked paprika with ancho chili produces distinctive flavors rounded off by lemon and a pinch of sea salt. The chips with the delicious paprika and chili flavor can be enjoyed alone or for dipping with sauce. The potato slices are fried in 100% extra-fine cold-pressed rapeseed oil from the Gunnarshög family business in Österlen. The fine oil with the useful fatty acids Omega 3 and 6 gives the chips a nutty character. Goes well with all kinds of grilled food, apple juice, or pickled vegetables.
Ingredients: Potatoes, cold-pressed rapeseed oil, spices (paprika, ancho chili, and smoked paprika), potato maltodextrin, sea salt, sugar, natural flavor, dried lemon juice, and rosemary extract.
- Nutritional value per 100 g:
- Calorific value 1877 kj (488 kcal)
- Fat 27.2 g - of which saturated fatty acids 2.06 g
- Carbohydrates 47.8 g - of which sugar 1.01 g
- Fiber: 5.65 g
- Protein 6.43 g
- Salt 0. 33g
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Paprika/Chili - Paprika & Chili 125 g
Erleben Sie eine Geschmackskombination mit rustikalen und vollen Aromen. Geräucherte Paprika mit Ancho-Chili ergibt markante Aromen, abgerundet mit Zitrone und einer Prise Meersalz. Die Chips mit dem köstlichen Paprika- und Chili-Geschmack können allein genossen oder mit Sauce getunkt werden. Die Kartoffelscheiben werden in 100%igem extrafeinem kaltgepressten Rapsöl aus dem Familienbetrieb Gunnarshög in Österlen frittiert. Das feine Öl mit den wertvollen Fettsäuren Omega 3 und 6 verleiht den Chips einen nussigen Charakter. Passt gut zu allen Arten von gegrilltem Essen, Apfelsaft oder eingelegtem Gemüse.
Zutaten: Kartoffeln, kaltgepresstes Rapsöl, Gewürze (Paprika, Ancho-Chili und geräucherte Paprika), Kartoffelmaltodextrin, Meersalz, Zucker, natürliches Aroma, getrockneter Zitronensaft und Rosmarinextrakt.
Nährwertangaben pro 100 g:
- Energie: 1877 kJ (488 kcal)
- Fett: 27,2 g - davon gesättigte Fettsäuren: 2,06 g
- Kohlenhydrate: 47,8 g - davon Zucker: 1,01 g
- Ballaststoffe: 5,65 g
- Protein: 6,43 g
- Salz: 0,33 g
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