There is a certain evening every year when Sweden suddenly begins to smell like barbecue again. The weather becomes just warm enough for people to stay outside longer, balconies slowly...
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Saltå Kvarn Soltorkade Russin KRAV - Organic Raisins 250 g
SFr. 7.89
Saltå Kvarn's sun - dried raisins come from light grapes with a nice sweetness. The grapes are grown in the Aegean region of western Turkey, the heart of organic grape growing. Our raisins are sun-dried and unsulphured, which makes them extra sweet and aromatic. Raisins are suitable for snacks and muesli or in bread and cakes.
Ingredients Organic sun-dried sultan raisin *, sunflower oil ** (0.3%) * KRAV-certified organic ingredient ** EU organic ingredient. Nutritional Energy (kcal) 280 kcal, Energy (kJ) 1200 kJ, Fat 0.5 g, Of which saturated fat 0.5 g, Carbohydrates 64 g, Of which sugar 62 g, Fiber 6.1 g, Protein 1.9 g, Salt 0.1 g, Vitamin B6 0.3 mg
German: Bio Rosinen
Zutaten Organische sonnengetrocknete Sultaninenrosine *, Sonnenblumenöl ** (0,3%) * KRAV-zertifizierte Bio-Zutat ** EU-Bio-Zutat
Nährwert Energie (kcal) 280 kcal, Energie (kJ) 1200 kJ, Fett 0,5 g, davon gesättigtes Fett 0,5 g, Kohlenhydrate 64 g, davon Zucker 62 g, Ballaststoffe 6,1 g, Protein 1,9 g, Salz 0,1 g, Vitamin B6 0,3 mg
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