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| Type: |
| Stewed fruit |
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| Flavours: |
strawberry,
raspberry,
blueberry,
wild berries,
apricot,
red gooseberry,
green gooseberry,
rosehip - apricot,
red currant,
chestnut |
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| Net weight: |
| 120g per vase |
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| Ingredients: |
70% fruit,
sugar, lemon juice
jellying
agent: apple pectin |
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Stewed fruit:
28g
120g
340g
600g
220g Light |
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It’s time to change….breakfast!
Just you or just the two of you…ALPE PRAGAS
120 g jars offer tempting samples of our
selected stewed fruit to be tasted atop freshly baked
croissants or rolls hot out of the oven.
With 70% fruit content and absolutely no
colorants or preservatives added, these stewed
fruits are pure sensual pleasure straight from
the heart of natural goodness.
Only 30% sugar
Sugar, derived from the Arabic word “sukkar”, is both a necessary and
gratuitous food. The leading sources of origin are sugar cane (grown in the
tropics) and sugar beet (cultivated at temperate latitudes, such as in Central
Europe). The type of sugar known as saccharose is contained in both sugar cane
and sugar beet, and is extracted by means of boiling water and eliminating and
filtering out the other undesired substances, such as molasses. When all the
water evaporates, sugar crystallises. This raw sugar can be dissolved in clean
water, cleaned again, and re-crystallised in order to obtain the refined sugar
that we use in our stewed fruit. The world’s leading producer of sugar is Brazil
(accounting for nearly 25%), while the most important European producers are
France and Germany.
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