Cow’s cheese, drunk on the surface with marc and wine from red grapes
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Weight: 320 gr
Ingredients: Cheese (Italian MILK, salt, rennet), marc from red grapes (3%), red wine (2%).
Allergens: presence of MILK and milk-based products
Additives: no additives
Nutritional values per 100 gr. : Energy kJ 1813, kcal 437; Fats g. 36,5 of which saturated fatty acids g. 26,2; Carbohydrates g. 0,9 of which sugars g.0,4; Lactose < 0.1 g.; Proteins g. 26,3; Salt g. 1,9; Sodium g. 760 mg
How to use: perfect for an aperitif with ice-cold prosecco
Storage mode: 0 to 4°C
Producer name: : PERENZIN LATTERIA S.R.L.
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