Old Polska Porcini Mushroom Pie 160g

Product parameters
Net content 160 g
Ingredients: Pork 72%, pork liver 15.9%, onions, bamboo fiber, wheat flour, rye flour, salt, sugar, yeast, wheat semolina, dried porcini mushroom 0.7%, flavorings, spices, maltodextrin, porcini mushroom flavoring 0.3%, preservative (sodium nitrite)
Country of origin/Made in Poland
Address of the distribution company Company name: GRAAL SA Street and house number: ZACHODNIA 22 Postal code and city: 84-200 WEJHEROWO PL
Number of packages in the first row on a pallet: 144 packages. For example. (DU)
Gross unit weight 0.21 kg
Storage temperature min. - max. 0 - 25 °C
Country of origin of the main ingredient: Poland

Allergens
Molluscs and products No
Celery and products Yes
Cereals containing gluten Yes Sulphur dioxide and sulphites Yes
Mustard and products thereof Yes
Eggs and products thereof Yes
Lupins and products thereof No
Milk and products thereof (including lactose) Yes
Sesame seeds and products thereof No
Nuts No
Fish and derived products Yes
Shellfish and derived products No
Soy and derived products Yes

storage
Storage method: Store at room temperature
Packaging with protected atmosphere No

Nutritional value
Fat content (in general) per declared unit (g) 16 g
Fat content (saturated fatty acids) per declared unit (g) 6.2 g
Salt content (general) per declared unit (g or ml) 1.3 g
Base unit g/100 g
Carbohydrate content per declared unit (g) 4.9 g
Carbohydrate content (sugar) per declared unit (g) 0.9 g
Protein content (general) per declared unit (g) 10 g
Serving size 160 g
Energy value in declared unit 850 kJ/100g
Energy value in kcal (energy) in declared unit 205 kcal/100g

Further content information
Contains preservatives Yes
Details about the sweetener No
Contains taurine No
Contains flavor enhancers No
Inedible shell No
Contains phosphates No
Contains caffeine No
Contains licorice No
Contains antioxidants No
Foods with added phytosterols, phytosterol esters, phytostanols or phytostanol esters No
Contains dyes No
Contains quinine No