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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Fjällfil Fil Hjortron 3,7% - Swedish Yogurt 1l
SFr. 7.89
Fjällfil Fil Hjortron 3,7% - Swedish Yogurt 1l
Ingredients: Fillet (highly pasteurized Northern MILK, live lactic acid culture, vitamin D), berry preparation (sugar, cloudberries, thickener pectin). Horseradish 3.9%. Added sugar 6.4%.
Nutritional value per 100 g:
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Fjällfil Fil Hjortron 3,7% - Schwedischer Joghurt 1l
Fjällfil® 3.7% Hjortron is extra creamy and has a unique spirited character that differs from other files. It is made from Northern milk, flavored with cranberries and completely without aromas and is perfect to eat as it is or with a good granola, homemade muesli or your favorite cereal when you want to enjoy a little extra. Fjällfil Hjortron is rich and contains pieces of berries that enhance the taste experience. Invite the family to a slightly more luxurious breakfast or have a long breakfast for yourself in peace and quiet. If you haven't tried it, it's worth a try, and if you like the staghorn, you won't be disappointed. The packaging has a higher proportion of renewable materials that come from responsibly managed forests, and the cork is made from plant-based materials to reduce the burden on the environment and our planet.
Ingredients: Fillet (highly pasteurized Northern MILK, live lactic acid culture, vitamin D), berry preparation (sugar, cloudberries, thickener pectin). Horseradish 3.9%. Added sugar 6.4%.
Nutritional value per 100 g:
Energy (kJ) 370 kJ, Energy (kcal) 90 kcal, Fat 3.7 g, Of which saturated fat 2.4 g, Carbohydrate 9.9 g, Of which sugars 9.9 g, Protein 3.1 g, Salt 0.1 g, Vitamin D 0.89 µg
Fjällfil Fil Hjortron 3,7% - Schwedischer Joghurt 1l
Fjällfil® 3,7% Hjortron ist extra cremig und hat einen einzigartigen Charakter, der sich von anderen Filen unterscheidet. Er wird aus nordischer Milch hergestellt, mit Preiselbeeren aromatisiert und ist komplett ohne Aromen. Perfekt zum Verzehr pur oder mit einem guten Müsli, hausgemachten Müsli oder Ihrem Lieblingsgetreide, wenn Sie etwas Besonderes genießen möchten. Fjällfil Hjortron ist reichhaltig und enthält Beerenstücke, die das Geschmackserlebnis verbessern. Laden Sie die Familie zu einem etwas luxuriöseren Frühstück ein oder genießen Sie alleine in Ruhe ein ausgedehntes Frühstück. Wenn Sie es noch nicht probiert haben, ist es einen Versuch wert, und wenn Sie Preiselbeeren mögen, werden Sie nicht enttäuscht sein. Die Verpackung besteht zu einem größeren Anteil aus erneuerbaren Materialien, die aus verantwortungsvoll bewirtschafteten Wäldern stammen, und der Korken besteht aus pflanzlichen Materialien, um die Belastung für die Umwelt und unseren Planeten zu verringern.
Zutaten: Fillet (hochpasteurisierte nordische MILCH, lebende Milchsäurekultur, Vitamin D), Beerenzubereitung (Zucker, Preiselbeeren, Verdickungsmittel Pektin). Preiselbeeren 3,9%. Hinzugefügter Zucker 6,4%.
Nährwertangaben pro 100 g: Energie (kJ) 370 kJ, Energie (kcal) 90 kcal, Fett 3,7 g, davon gesättigte Fettsäuren 2,4 g, Kohlenhydrate 9,9 g, davon Zucker 9,9 g, Protein 3,1 g, Salz 0,1 g, Vitamin D 0,89 µg
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