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Boni Selection gluten-free defatted ham 4 tr. 150g
Discover the delicious defatted ham from Boni Selection which comes from Belgium. It is made from 94% defatted pork and is gluten-free.
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Discover the delicious Boni Selection defatted cooked ham, a tasty and light option to accompany your meals. Carefully prepared from quality meat, this cooked ham is defatted to offer a lighter option while retaining all its flavor. This defatted ham from Boni Selection comes from Belgium. It is made from 94% defatted pork and is gluten-free. With its tender texture and delicate flavor, this ham is perfect for sandwiches, salads or simply for a quick and delicious snack. Add a touch of freshness and flavor to your dishes with Boni Selection defatted cooked ham, a healthy and delicious option for the whole family. Each package contains 4 slices for 150 gr.
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Ingredients: 94% pork, salt, antioxidants (E326, E301), glucose syrup, flavors, sugar, stabilizers (E450, E451, E452), smoke flavor, preservative (E250).
Packaged in a protective atmosphere.
Store dry and away from heat and light. Close the packaging tightly after opening. Store in the refrigerator (max. + 7°C). After opening, keep for 2 days in the refrigerator.
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