Pls note that this product has a very high customs fee, therefore the high price.
Skånemejerier's lactose-free whipping cream enhances flavor and adds creaminess to most dishes and desserts. The cream comes from farms in southern Sweden, where the highest standards are placed on the well-being of the cows.
Ingredients High-pasteurized CREAM, lactase enzyme, stabilizer (carrageenan).
Nutritional Declaration Nutritional value per 100 grams: Energy: 1450 kJ / 350 kcal
Fat: 36 g — of which saturated fat: 23 g Carbohydrates: 3.3 g — of which sugars: 3.3 g
Protein: 2.3 g Salt: 0.1 g Vitamin A: 335 µg Vitamin B12: 0.4 µg
Die laktosefreie Schlagsahne von Skånemejerier verfeinert den Geschmack und verleiht den meisten Gerichten und Desserts eine cremige Textur. Die Sahne stammt von Bauernhöfen in Südschweden, auf denen das Wohl der Kühe höchste Priorität hat.
Zutaten: Hochpasteurisierte SAHNE, Laktaseenzym, Stabilisator (Carrageen).
Nährwertangaben: Nährwert pro 100 Gramm: Energie: 1450 kJ / 350 kcal
Fett: 36 g — davon gesättigte Fettsäuren: 23 g Kohlenhydrate: 3.3 g
— davon Zucker: 3.3 g Eiweiß: 2.3 g Salz: 0.1 g Vitamin A: 335 µg Vitamin B12: 0.4 µg
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