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Kungsörnen Plättar - Small pancakes, 640g
SFr. 10.89
Pannkaka - Kungsörnen Plättar - The finely milled flour, milk, and fresh eggs in our pancakes come from Swedish farms. We believe that only the best is good enough when it comes to making pancakes. We prepare our pancakes the same way you would at home – and by using Swedish ingredients, we reduce transport distances and support Swedish agriculture. When you choose these pancakes made with our own flour, you help ensure that we can grow more wheat using sustainable methods. While you focus on cooking, we continue to develop our farming program. Together, we take responsibility from farm to table. Thank you for investing in the future of agriculture!
Ingredients:
Buttermilk*, WHEAT flour 30%*, EGGS*, rapeseed oil*, sugar*, salt with iodine, buttermilk powder*. Rapeseed oil* for frying. *The product contains 99% ingredients from Sweden.
Energy: 750 kJ / 180 kcal, Fat: 8.2 g, of which saturated fat: 2.2 g, Carbohydrates: 21 g, of which sugars: 3.5 g, Fiber: 1.2 g, Protein: 5.6 g, Salt: 0.73 g
German Translation: Kleine Pfannkuchen, 40 Stück
Das fein gemahlene Mehl, die Milch und die frischen Eier in unseren Pfannkuchen stammen von schwedischen Höfen. Wir glauben, dass nur das Beste gut genug ist, wenn es darum geht, Pfannkuchen zuzubereiten. Wir bereiten unsere Pfannkuchen auf die gleiche Weise zu, wie du es zu Hause tun würdest – und mit schwedischen Zutaten verringern wir die Transportwege und fördern die schwedische Landwirtschaft. Wenn du dich für diese Pfannkuchen entscheidest, die mit unserem eigenen Mehl hergestellt werden, trägst du dazu bei, dass wir mehr Weizen mit nachhaltigen Methoden anbauen können. Während du dich auf das Kochen konzentrierst, entwickeln wir unser Anbauprogramm weiter. Gemeinsam übernehmen wir Verantwortung vom Acker bis auf den Teller. Danke, dass du in die Zukunft der Landwirtschaft investierst!
Zutaten: Buttermilch*, WEIZENmehl 30%*, EIER*, Rapsöl*, Zucker*, Salz mit Jod, Buttermilchpulver*. Rapsöl* zum Braten. *Das Produkt enthält 99% Zutaten aus Schweden.
Energie: 750 kJ / 180 kcal, Fett: 8,2 g, davon gesättigte Fettsäuren: 2,2 g, Kohlenhydrate: 21 g, davon Zucker: 3,5 g, Ballaststoffe: 1,2 g, Eiweiß: 5,6 g, Salz: 0,73 g
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