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Ingredients: raw sheep milk, lactic ferments, rennet, salt and potassium nitrate (E-252) and .
Keep refrigerated.
Open 15 minutes before consumption.
Nutrition Facts (Serving size 100 g)
Energy: | 1589,92kJ/380 kcal |
Fat: | 30,50 g |
of which saturated: | 22,80 g |
Carbohydrate: | 3,50 g |
of which sugars: | <0,50 g |
Protein: | 23,50 g |
Salt: | 1,12 g |
Net weight: 1800 g
Receive your order between Tuesday, 24 December and Friday, 27 December
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