Name: Cured pork sausage LE POLLEFIN PLAIR SAIN
SKU: 3333680111160
Rating: 4 (14 reviews)

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Cured pork sausage LE POLLEFIN PLAIR SAIN

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Cured pork sausage LE POLLEFIN PLAIR SAIN

Barcode: 3333680111160

Country of origin: France

Net weight: 200g

Description

Cured pork sausage LE POLLEFIN PLAIR SAIN, perfect for light snacks, boasts lower fat content and is ideal for raclette or enjoyed with cheese and baguette.

Ingredients

"Mossieur Polette" dry sausage LE POLLEFIN SAIN belongs to the group of saucisson dry sausages in French cuisine. The sausage is very easy to use when preparing various snacks. It contains less fat than regular pork dry sausage. Pollefin is used similarly to salami: sliced thinly and enjoyed on its own or with other snacks. Perfect for making raclette, with grana padano or taleggio cheeses, served with baguette.

Additives

Salt

Allergens

Milk

Wheat

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Salt

Salt: Excessive consumption may lead to high blood pressure and cardiovascular issues.

Additives Overview

This product appears safe for general consumption due to traditional preparation methods, but individual sensitivities to curing salts should be considered.

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Nutritional Value

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Nutrition

Amount per 100g/ml

Energy

-44%

995 kJ

Calories

-44%

237.80 kcal

Fats

-78%

6.5g

Saturated Fats

Carbohydrates

1.4g

Sugars

+18%

0.9g

Proteins

+120%

43g

Salt

+48%

4.6g

How long would it take to burn off calories of this product?

237.80 kcal

Calories

55min

Walking

24min

Running

32min

Cycling

Product Analysis

This product appears safe for general consumption due to traditional preparation methods, but individual sensitivities to curing salts should be considered.