OKJA3x 350g Dairy-Free Chocolate Hazelnut Spreads
R209
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- We are unable to source this product for a price that would allow us to offer our usual savings so we are running it at a comparative retail price.
About
The OKJA Vegan-Certified Hazelnut Chocolate Spread is delicious on freshly baked banana bread, warm oatmeal, croissants, ice cream and other yummy edibles. The hazelnut content of this dairy-free chocolate spread is 38% more than regular spreads but it’s made free of palm oil, GMOs or artificial additives. It’s sweetened with cane sugar and blended with Rainforest Alliance-certified Cacao powder - which helps to boost the flavour. It’s good for most diets, even if you’re halaal or kosher.
Product Features
- A rich & creamy chocolate spread
- Packed with hazelnuts at 18%
- Free from dairy
- Free from palm oil
- Delicious on anything you can think of or straight out the jar
- Game changer for baking
- Short, clean ingredient list with no nasties
- Rainforest Alliance Certified cocoa beans
- Halaal, Kosher and Vegan Certified
- Made in Italy
- Expiry date: 02/08/2024
Product Specifications
- Pack of 3 (350g per bottle)
- Ingredients: Sugar, hazelnuts 18%, sunflower oil, low-fat cocoa powder* 9%, cocoa butter, sunflower lecithin.Allergens: May contain soy & other tree nuts
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