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Royal blue mussels in white wine sauce "MSC"

450 gHUF 5,553 /kg
2,499HUF

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Royal frozen blue mussels prepared in a delicious white wine sauce are an ideal choice for seafood lovers. Sourced from Ireland, 0.45 g, this quality product comes with MSC certification, ensuring ingredients from sustainable fisheries and responsible sourcing. Please note that it must only be consumed after thorough heat treatment.

Country of origin

Ireland

Description

Royal frozen blue mussels are prepared in a delicious white wine sauce, making them an ideal choice for seafood lovers. The product is MSC certified, which guarantees ingredients sourced from sustainable fisheries.

The brand is committed to reliable quality and responsible sourcing, thus meeting modern consumer expectations.

Use

Consume only after thorough cooking.

About Manufacturer

Bantry Bay Premium Seafoods is a professional brand specializing in a wide range of high-quality seafood and fish products. The company is committed to high quality standards and reliably sourced ingredients. The carefully selected product range is an ideal choice for both everyday meals and special occasions. The brand aims to guarantee authentic seafood flavors and reliable quality in every kitchen.

Storage

Store frozen.

Warning

Raw seafood product, thorough cooking is required before consumption.

Manufacturer

Bantry Bay Premium Seafoods
Gearhies, Gerahies
Co. Cork, P75 PD76, Ireland
rendeles@heringtrade.hu

Nutritional values per 100 g

Energy value
377 kJ90 kCal
Fats
3.4 gincluding saturated fatty acids1.7 g
Carbohydrates
2.2 gincluding sugars0.2 g
Protein
12 g
Salt
0.6 g

Composition & Allergens

Composition

Egész kagyló héjában (Mytilus edulis*) (89%), fehérboros szósz (11%) [vaj, tejszín, hagyma, fehérbor (15% - szulfitokat tartalmaz), repceolaj, petrezselyem, módosított kukorica keményítő, bors].

Allergens

  • Glutént tartalmazó gabonafélék
  • Tojás
  • Szójabab
  • Tej
  • Sulfur dioxide
  • May contain traces of:
  • Földimogyoró
  • Diófélék