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Treatville Söt Lakritsmix - Sweet Liquorice Mix 180g
SFr. 4.89
A mix of sweet licorice stumps with and without lemon filling and a mix of salty licorice stumps with and without salmon filling. Both mixes are made in Finland, which is known for its good licorice.
INGREDIENTS Molasses, WHEAT FLOUR, sugar, glucose syrup, licorice extract 1.5%, vegetable fat (shea, coconut), gelatin, salt, aromas, stabilizers (E422), acidity regulators (E330), dyes (E153, E160a), anise oil, vegetable oil (rapeseed, sunflower), surface treatment (E901, E903). Origin of licorice: non-EU.
Nutritional value per 100 g
Energy (kcal) 336 kcal, Energy (kJ) 1427 kJ, Fat 1.3 g, Of which saturated fat 0.5 g, Carbohydrate 77 g, Of which sugar 44 g, Protein 3.8 g, Salt 0.6 g
German: Treatville süße Lakritzmischung
ZUTATEN Melasse, WEIZENMEHL, Zucker, Glukosesirup, Süßholzextrakt 1,5 %, Pflanzenfett (Shea, Kokos), Gelatine, Salz, Aromen, Stabilisatoren (E422), Säureregulatoren (E330), Farbstoffe (E153, E160a), Anisöl , Pflanzenöl (Raps, Sonnenblume), Oberflächenbehandlung (E901, E903). Herkunft Lakritz: Nicht-EU.
Nährwert pro 100 g
Energie (kcal) 336 kcal, Energie (kJ) 1427 kJ, Fett 1,3 g, davon gesättigte Fettsäuren 0,5 g, Kohlenhydrate 77 g, davon Zucker 44 g, Protein 3,8 g, Salz 0,6 g
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