 Hazelnuts (60%), sugar, glucose syrup, honey, white of egg and wafers (potato starch, emulgents (sunflower lecithin). Produced by a company that uses: Wheat.
 Serving size 1/8 of a bar (38g). Servings per container about 8. Calories 220, from fat 140. Total fat 15g (23%), saturated fat 1%, cholesterol 0%, sodium 10mg (0%), carbohydrate 14g (5%), dietary fiber <1g (5%), sugars 11g, protein 7g. Vitamin A, C 0%, Calcium 6%, iron 4%. * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. |
'1880' Gourmet Hazelnut Torta Rounds - 7oz
Hazelnut & Honey Brittle Rounds$13.95 / TR-47 7oz/200g |
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Hazelnuts make up 60% of these 'suprema' gourmet rounds - one cannot add many more nuts before it would crumble! The famous producer '1880' makes these brittle 'tortas' by bonding whole hazelnuts with honey. They add a little egg white to the recipe to ensure crunchiness, then place the round between a light edible wafer for easier handling. These 'tortas' are made by the famous producer '1880' whose products are recognized throughout Spain as meeting the highest standard of turrón production. Following an artisanal process they are made in Jijona, Alicante - for centuries the center of turrón production in Spain. (more info)
Hazelnuts make up 60% of these 'suprema' gourmet rounds - one cannot add many more nuts before it would crumble! The famous producer '1880' makes these brittle 'tortas' by bonding whole hazelnuts with honey. They add a little egg white to the recipe to ensure crunchiness, then place the round between a light edible wafer for easier handling. These 'tortas' are made by the famous producer '1880' whose products are recognized throughout Spain as meeting the highest standard of turrón production. Following an artisanal process they are made in Jijona, Alicante - for centuries the center of turrón production in Spain. Each package contains one round of crisp candy, foil-sealed for absolute freshness. This product is not officially turron, because it doesn't contain nuts, but is deliciously similar. (close) |
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