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Lipton Te Svart Collection 50-p - Tea Black Collection - 50p
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Collection 50-p - Tea Black Collection - 50p
In the Lipton Black Tea Taste Collection 50-pack, we have collected five of our most popular black fruit teas, made from carefully selected young tea leaves from Rainforest Alliance certified plantations. The collection contains 10 bags of Lipton Vanilla Caramel, 10 bags of Lipton Earl Grey, 10 bags of Lipton Lemon, 10 bags of Lipton Forest Fruit, and 10 bags of Lipton Peach Mango - all tea bags are pyramid bags. Let the delicious flavors of Lipton Vanilla Caramel, Earl Gray Lemon, Forest Fruits, and Peach Mango tickle your taste buds when you're craving a fruity tea.
Ingredients: Contents: Contents: Black tea¹, natural flavors, caramel (3.7%) (sucrose, starch, caramel, natural flavor), vanilla powder (1%). ¹Rainforest Alliance certified. Contents: Black tea¹, natural aromas from bergamot with other natural aromas (16%), bergamot (4%), lemon peel (2%). ¹Rainforest Alliance certified. Contents: Black tea¹, natural aroma, hibiscus (5%), raspberry (3%), strawberry (1%). ¹Rainforest Alliance certified. Contents: Black tea¹, natural flavors, peach (3%), mango (3%). ¹Rainforest Alliance certified. Contents: Black tea¹, natural lemon flavors (16.4%), lemon peel (3%). ¹Rainforest Alliance certified.
Nutritional value per 100 milliliters: Energy (kJ) 17 kJ, Energy (kcal) 4 kcal, Fat 0.5 g, Of which saturated fat 0.1 g, Carbohydrate 0.5 g, Of which sugars 0.5 g, Protein 0.5 g, Salt 0.01 g.
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Collection 50-p - Tea Black Collection - 50 Beutel
In der Lipton Black Tea Taste Collection im 50er-Pack haben wir fünf unserer beliebtesten schwarzen Früchtetees zusammengestellt, die aus sorgfältig ausgewählten jungen Teeblättern von Rainforest Alliance-zertifizierten Plantagen hergestellt werden. Die Kollektion enthält 10 Beutel Lipton Vanilla Caramel, 10 Beutel Lipton Earl Grey, 10 Beutel Lipton Lemon, 10 Beutel Lipton Forest Fruit und 10 Beutel Lipton Peach Mango – alle Teebeutel sind pyramidenförmig. Lassen Sie sich von den köstlichen Aromen von Lipton Vanilla Caramel, Earl Grey, Lemon, Forest Fruits und Peach Mango verwöhnen, wenn Sie Lust auf einen fruchtigen Tee haben.
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Inhalt: Schwarzer Tee¹, natürliche Aromen, Karamell (3,7 %) (Zucker, Stärke, Karamell, natürliches Aroma), Vanillepulver (1 %).¹ Rainforest Alliance-zertifiziert.
Inhalt: Schwarzer Tee¹, natürliche Aromen aus Bergamot mit anderen natürlichen Aromen (16 %), Bergamot (4 %), Zitronenschale (2 %).¹ Rainforest Alliance-zertifiziert.
Inhalt: Schwarzer Tee¹, natürliches Aroma, Hibiskus (5 %), Himbeere (3 %), Erdbeere (1 %).¹ Rainforest Alliance-zertifiziert.
Inhalt: Schwarzer Tee¹, natürliche Aromen, Pfirsich (3 %), Mango (3 %).¹ Rainforest Alliance-zertifiziert.
Inhalt: Schwarzer Tee¹, natürliche Zitronenaromen (16,4 %), Zitronenschale (3 %).¹ Rainforest Alliance-zertifiziert.
Nährwertangaben pro 100 ml:
Energie 17 kJ, Energie 4 kcal, Fett 0,5 g, davon gesättigte Fettsäuren 0,1 g, Kohlenhydrate 0,5 g, davon Zucker 0,5 g, Eiweiß 0,5 g, Salz 0,01 g.
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