Emco Crunchy Muesli aux Myrtilles et Framboises 750g

Muesli Crunchy, est un mélange de délicieuses fraises et d’amandes effilées. Une source naturelle de bêta-glucanes qui contribuent à réduire le cholestérol et riche en fibres

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Crunchy Musli aux Myrtilles et Framboises 750g EMCO

Muesli croquant est un mélange de délicieuses fraises et d’amandes effilées. Une source naturelle de bêta-glucanes qui contribuent à réduire le cholestérol et est riche en fibres provenant des flocons d’avoine. 

*Muesli est sans huile de palme et sans colorants ajoutés.

Ingrédients : Flocons d’avoine 52 %, sucre, huile de colza, farine de blé, extrudat de maïs-blé (maïs, blé, sel), amidon de blé, crispies de maïs-blé (gruau de maïs, farine de blé, gruau de blé, farine de maïs), amandes effilées 2,5 %, sirop de maltose, morceaux de fraises lyophilisées 1,5 %, arôme naturel, antioxydants (palmitate d’ascorbyle, extrait naturel à haute teneur en tocophérols), sel.
*Ce produit peut contenir des arachides, du soja, du lait et d’autres fruits à coque.

Valeurs énergétiques pour 100 g :
1 755 kJ 419 kcal
Matières grasses 14 g
dont acides gras saturés 1,0 g
Glucides 62 g
dont sucres 18 g
Protéines 8,6 g
Fibres 6,1 g
Sel 0,07 g

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