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Indiana Biltong Original

Sale price 2.97 €

Unit price11.88 € per  100g

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African tradition, Indiana craft. Indiana Biltong Original is dried meat the South African way — air-dried in larger strips with a unique vinegar marinade and coriander-led spice blend. The texture is firmer, the flavour deeper. A must-try for any jerky lover ready to broaden the palate.

Ingredients

Beef (175 g of meat used per 100 g of product), vinegar, water, salt (Dead Sea), spices (coriander, black pepper, contains celery, mustard), dextrose, antioxidant (sodium ascorbate).

Nutrition per 100g

Energy 1140 kJ / 271 kcal
Fat 4.5 g
of which saturates 1.7 g
Carbohydrates 4.0 g
of which sugars < 0.5 g
Protein 56 g
Salt 5.0 g

Ingredient list

Beef, apple vinegar, humectant: glycerin, sea salt (3,59%), yeast extract, black pepper, ground onion, seasoning. It takes 220 g of Beef to make 100 g of final product. Packed in protective atmosphere. Storage: no cooling. Consume within 48 hours from opening. Oxygen absorber in packaging is not edible.

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Nutritional facts per 100g

Energy: 1166 KJ / 276 Kcal
Fat: 5,7 g
 of which saturated fat: 2,4 g
Carbohydrate: 6,2 g
 of which sugar: < 0,5 g
Protein: 50 g
Salt: 3,59 g

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Producer information

Indiana s.r.o
Na Lysine 25

147 00, Praha 4

Czech Republic

 

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