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DeCarlo Tarallini biscuit with olive oil, 250g

2 400 Ft

DeCarlo Tarallini biscuit with olive oil, 250g

Name: DeCarlo Tarallini biscuit with olive oil, 250g
Brand: DeCarlo
Price: 2400 HUF
Availability: InStock

organic durum wheat semolina, organic white wine, 16% organic extra virgin olive oil, salt

DeCarlo's scented, organic crunchy tarallini biscuits are usually consumed by aperitifs.

Its raw materials come from the area around the ancient Alta Muglia Park, Puglia. The extra virgin olive oil used is produced by the Coratina olives that are crushed in the historic DeCarlo oil mill.
Tarallins are made only using durum wheat, white wine, olive oil and salt. DeCarlo does not use palm oil or yeast, wine contains no sulphites.

This light Italian delicacy is a perfect choice for artichokes, olives and tomatoes.

2 400 Ft

Unit price: 9 600 Ft/kg

Info

Manufacturer:

DeCarlo

Package:

250g

Country of origin:

Italy

Place of origin:

Puglia

nutrition facts

Average values per 100 g
Energy	1924 kJ/459 kcal
Fat	18g
of which saturates	2,6g
Carbohydrate	60g
of which sugars	3,4g
Fibre	4,3g
Protein	12g
Salt	2,4g

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