Anthon Berg's Gold Box 400g with a selection of our delicious chocolate pralines. Give as a "give away gift" or to someone you like. Perfect even when you want to treat yourself to something really good. The chocolate does not contain gluten.
INGREDIENTS: Sugar / sugar, cocoa mass, cocoa butter, glucose syrup / syrup, WHOLE MILK / WHOLE MILK / SWEET MILK POWDER, ROASTED HAZELNUTS / NUTS / ROASTED HASSEL NUTS MATERLES, MANDLES MANDLES MANDLES shea kernel / shea kernel / shea kernel), stabilizer (sorbitol syrup / syrup), apricot kernels / kernels / kernels, coconut, MILK / MILK SUGAR / MILK SUGAR, spirits (including Liqueur Cointreau®), plums / plums / plums, alcohol, emulsifier / emulsifier (lecithin), maltodextrin from maize, strawberry / strawberry concentrate, lychee concentrate, MILK FAT / MILK FAT / MILK FAT, salt, coffee extract, syrup / syrup, raw wine / licorice, raw vinegar, ), preservative (potassium sorbate, sorbic acid / acid), flavorings, vanilla extract / vanilla extract, thickener / thickener (pectin), humectant (invertase), cocoa powder, acid / acidity regulator (citric acid / citric acid / citric acid) dye / dye (carmine / carmine). May contain / contain traces of / traces of other nuts / nuts / nuts and / or soy / soy. May contain pieces of plum stone / May contain parts of plum stone / May contain pieces of plum stone. ALCOHOL W / W 3.4% IN THE CHOCOLATE BOTTLE. At least 33% cocoa solids and at least 23% milk / milk constituents / milk constituents in the milk chocolate / milk chocolate / milk chocolate. At least 46% cocoa solids in the dark chocolate / chocolate / dark chocolate.
May contain traces of Soybeans.
Nutritional value Energy (kcal) 515 kcal, Energy (kJ) 2154 kJ, Fat 29 g, Of which saturated fat 16 g, Carbohydrates 57 g, Of which sugar 48 g, Protein 5.3 g, Salt 0.2 g
German: Anthon Berg Schokoladenpralinen Goldbox
ZUTATEN: Zucker / Zucker, Kakaomasse, Kakaobutter, Glukosesirup / Sirup, GANZE MILCH / GANZE MILCH / SÜSSES MILCHPULVER, GEBRATENE HAZELNÜSSE / NÜSSE / GEBRATENE HASSELNÜSSE MATERLES, MANDLES MANDLES MANDLES Shea-Kern / Shea-Kern / Shea-Kern), Stabilisator (Sorbitolsirup / Sirup), Aprikosenkerne / -kerne / -kerne, Kokosnuss, MILCH / MILCHZUCKER / MILCHZUCKER, Spirituosen (einschließlich Likör Cointreau®), Pflaumen / Pflaumen / Pflaumen, Alkohol, Emulgator / Emulgator (Lecithin), Maltodextrin aus Mais, Erdbeer- / Erdbeerkonzentrat, Litschikonzentrat, MILCHFETT / MILCHFETT / MILCHFETT, Salz, Kaffeeextrakt, Sirup / Sirup, Rohwein / Likör, roher Essig, ), Konservierungsmittel (Kaliumsorbat, Sorbinsäure / Säure), Aromen / Aromen, Vanilleextrakt / Vanilleextrakt, Verdickungsmittel / Verdickungsmittel (Pektin), Feuchthaltemittel (Invertase), Kakaopulver, Säure- / Säureregulator (Zitronensäure / Zitronensäure / Zitronensäure / Zitronensäure) Farbstoff / Farbstoff (karminrot / karminrot). Kann Spuren / Spuren anderer Nüsse / Nüsse / Nüsse und / oder Soja / Soja enthalten. Kann Pflaumensteinstücke enthalten / Kann Pflaumensteinteile enthalten / Kann Pflaumensteinstücke enthalten. ALKOHOL W / W 3,4% IN DER SCHOKOLADENFLASCHE. Mindestens 33% Kakaofeststoffe und mindestens 23% Milch / Milchbestandteile / Milchbestandteile in der Milchschokolade / Milchschokolade / Milchschokolade. Mindestens 46% Kakaofeststoffe in der dunklen Schokolade / Schokolade / dunklen Schokolade.
Kann Spuren von Sojabohnen enthalten.
Nährwert pro 100 g
Energie (kcal) 515 kcal, Energie (kJ) 2154 kJ, Fett 29 g, davon gesättigtes Fett 16 g, Kohlenhydrate 57 g, davon Zucker 48 g, Protein 5,3 g, Salz 0,2 g
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