Mondelez

Składniki:

Wheat flour enriched with iron and folic acid, vegetable fat, starch, salt, invert sugar, whey, malt extract, chemical yeast: ammonium bicarbonate and sodium bicarbonate, soy lecithin emulsifier, flavoring.

Zawiera gluten

ALLERGIC: CONTAINS  WHEAT, MILK, BARLEY AND SOYBEAN.

 Wartość odżywcza produktu

Serving size 30g (5 1/2 biscuits)

Wartość energetyczna 128kcal = 538kJ

Węglowodany 22g

Białka 2,6g

Całkowita zawartość tłuszczu 3,3g

Tłuszcze nasycone 1,2g

Trans fats 0g

Fiber 0,8g

Sodium 186mg

Made in Brazil

Prestígio Chocolate is a popular Brazilian chocolate bar known for its delicious combination of a soft and moist 
coconut filling covered in rich milk chocolate, offering a sweet and creamy flavor in a convenient snack.

This sweet bar with a tropical flavor is appreciated and loved for its combination of chocolate crunch and coconut creaminess.

A rich coconut center covered in sweet milk chocolate.

One of the most famous, popular, and beloved bars in Brazil.

Serenata de Amor means "Serenade of Love" in Spanish and Portuguese.

It can refer to a traditional love song sung at dusk, particularly in Mexican and Latin cultures, but in Brazil it is
 also the name of a very popular chocolate praline with a creamy and nutty filling. Interestingly, it is also the name
 of a public spending analysis project.

Serenata de Amor is a Brazilian praline with a crispy wafer, a creamy cashew filling, and milk chocolate, produced by Chocolates Garoto.

A combination of crunchiness (wafers) and creaminess (filling) with a hint of nut and cocoa,
it is considered one of the best Brazilian chocolates.

"Bombom Sonho de Valsa" (Dream/Dream of a Waltz/Dream Waltz) is the name of a popular Brazilian chocolate, 
typically packaged in a distinctive pink wrapper featuring a dancing couple.

It consists of a crispy wafer encased in two layers of  milk chocolate and filled with cashew cream. 
Produced by Lacta, these candies are an icon of love in Brazil.

In Brazil, Sonho de Valsa is a symbol of love.

Sonho de Valsa was introduced by Lacta in 1938, and its packaging has remained almost unchanged since then.