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Pierre Sajous, Dry pork sausage - approx. 250g
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Data sheet
| Netto weight | 250g |
| Allergens | Contains lactose. |
| Ingredients | Growingfinishing pig, salt, pepper, garlic, lactose, dextrose, spice, aromatic plant, preservative: saltpetre, ferments. |
| Storage advice | Store unpacked at a dry and aerated place. |
| Producer | Pierre Sajous, Chemin du Sailhet, 65400 Beaucens, France |
| Average Nutritional values per 100g | Energy value: 1595.1kJ/383.2kcal - Fat: 26.8g thereof saturated fat: 11.7g - Carbohydrates: 0.7g thereof sugar: 0.2g - Protein: 34.8g - Salt: 5.65g |
| Best Before | 01/2025 |
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