
Nut Clusters Peanut Cinnamon (organic)
- Organic & vegan
- High Fiber
- Without cane sugar
- Gluten-free
- No flavorings, colorings or preservatives
- Recyclable packaging


Nutritional Information
Nutritional Values | 100g | 45g |
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Energy (kJ) | 2156 kJ | 970 kJ |
Energy (kcal) | 519 kcal | 233 kcal |
Fat | 33,8 g | 15,2 g |
of which saturates | 5,2 g | 2,3 g |
Carbohydrates | 30,1 g | 13,6 g |
of which sugars | 15,1 g | 6,8 g |
Fibres | 12,5 g | 5,6 g |
Protein | 17,3 g | 7,8 g |
Salt | 0,69 g | 0,31 g |
That's inside
Ingredients: peanuts 58%, rice syrup, peanut paste from roasted peanuts 10%, inulin, quinoa puffed, sea salt, ceylon cinnamon 0,6%
All ingredients, except sea salt, are from controlled organic cultivation.

Peanuts

Rice Syrup

Peanut Paste

Inulin

Quinoa

Salt

Cinnamon
Nice to know
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<p class="question"><span>What is rice sirup? </span></p>
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Rice sirup is made from cooked rice. It has less calories than white cane sugar and barely contains any fructose.
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<p class="question"><span>What is ceylon cinnamon? </span></p>
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There are 2 common types of cinnamon - ceylon and cassia. In most supermarkets and products you can find the cheaper cassia cinnamon. Unfortunately, this type contains more coumarin, which is known to be harmful for our kidneys, liver and lungs. I therefore always use the high quality (but unfortunately more expensive) ceylon cinnamon, as it contains only very little coumarin.
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<p class="question"><span>Where are your products eco-certified? </span></p>
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Eco-Inspection Centre: DE-ÖKO-006
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