The chickens (endives) keep for several days in the fridge in the vegetable trap on the refrigerator or in the cellar in a plastic bag. Contains 1 kg.
Bintje potatoes from the local Erquelinnes farm 1 kg
Bintje potatoes come from a local farm (less than 1 km) in Erquelinnes and are unwashed and untreated. The variety Bintje remains the most cultivated in Belgium
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Bintje potatoes come from a local farm (less than 1 km) in Erquelinnes and are unwashed and untreated. Bintje is a variety of table potato which was for a long time the most cultivated in Europe and remains the most cultivated especially in Belgium, where it is very appreciated for the production of French fries. Each package contains 1 kg.
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Ingredient: 100% Bintje potatoes
Storage advice: For optimum storage, it is advisable to store unwashed and untreated Bintje potatoes in a dry, unheated and dark place. Above all, do not store them in winter in an uninsulated place or outside (risk of freezing). A potato which has frozen is unfit for consumption.
Store in a dry place away from heat and light. Close the packaging well after opening.
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Maria P.
Published 05/03/2024 à 19:13 (Order date: 13/02/2024)Mes premières frites à la Belge. Ce fut un choc gustatif comme la Madeleine de Proust. Délicieuses.
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Jacqueline B.
Published 07/02/2024 à 16:52 (Order date: 20/01/2024)Super merci
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Maria P.
Published 05/03/2024 à 19:13 (Order date: 13/02/2024)Mes premières frites à la Belge. Ce fut un choc gustatif comme la Madeleine de Proust. Délicieuses.
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Jacqueline B.
Published 07/02/2024 à 16:52 (Order date: 20/01/2024)Super merci
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