Khorasan Kamut Wheat Biscuits 200g

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The Product in Brief:

Delicious biscuits prepared with organic Khorasan Kamut wheat flour.
So crumbly and light that one leads to another, without hydrogenated vegetable fats and without preservatives.

Ingredients

Organic KAMUT® khorasan WHEAT flour 47%, BUTTER, sugar, MILK, EGGS, raising agent: ammonium bicarbonate, salt, natural flavours.

Pairings

Ideal for breakfast and an afternoon snack.

Nutritional information per 100g Energy Value 1964 Kj-468 Kcal Fats 20g of which saturated fatty acids 15g Carbohydrates 60g of which sugars 27g Fibers 2.1g Proteins 11g Salt 21.4g

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