
Amarescata is an extra jam of Marasca cherries. Prepared according to an ancient recipe of the century-old tradition, Amarescata Luxardo is ideal for the preparation of tarts and baked desserts.
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Amarescata is an extra jam of Marasca cherries. Prepared according to an ancient recipe of the century-old tradition, Amarescata Luxardo is ideal for the preparation of tarts and baked desserts.
An explosion of flavor and color. Made using whole organic cherries, each teaspoon contains small pieces of fruit that provide an authentic home-made experience.
It is naturally: vegan, lactose-free and gluten-free. In addition to cherries, there is grape sugar, as a sweetener, and lemon juice, which enhances the taste even more and provides advantages in processing and preserving the product.
No preservatives or thickeners are used.
Ingredients: Cherries, grape sugar, lemon juice. Vegan product, no added pectin, gluten-free.
Storage: If stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, in its original, unopened packaging, the product retains its properties for 24 months from the production date. Once opened, store in the refrigerator between 0 and 4°C and consume within a few days.
Produced by: BIOGELART SRL, via Caduti del Lavoro 5, 48012 Bagnacavallo (RA)
Nutritional values per 100g:
Valore energetico | kJ 1176 |
kcal 277 |
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Grassi | 0 gr |
Di cui acidi grassi saturi |
0 gr |
Carboidrati | 67 gr |
Di cui zuccheri |
65 gr |
Proteine | 1,3 gr |
Sale | 0 gr |
Fibre | 1,7 gr |
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