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Elbow Macaroni (Gramignone Rigato)
PRODUCTS /
Elbow Macaroni (Gramignone Rigato)
Reference: 011045
Format:
Sales unit: Box
Product life:
NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION
Por cada 100 gramos de producto
Energy: 1483 Kj/ 350 Kcal
Fat: 1,2 gt
of which saturates: 0,3 g
Carbohydrate: 70,5 g
of which sugars: 3,2 g
Protein: 12,5 g
Salt: 0 g
CONSERVATION AND REGENERATION
Environment
110ºc - 8-9 min
allergens
Gluten
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