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Confitura de cebolla de Elasun
Una confitura de color marrón con toques rojos. Su textura es espesa, notándose con tiras muy finas de cebolla. Dicha mermelada está elaborada con ingredientes completamente naturales y siguiendo una receta artesana.
Cebolla (60 %), vino, vinagre y clavo.
No contiene gluten, ni conservantes ni colorantes.
La confitura de Elasun está elaborado con cebollas de primera calidad y siguiendo método artesanales de producción.
Producto elaborado artesanalmente.
Zona: España
Cantidad: 350 g
Empresa productor: Elasun
Valor por 100 g
Valor energético: 719 KJ/172 Kcal
Grasas: 0.17 g
Hidrátos de carbono: 33.7 g
Proteínas: 0.75 g
Sal: 0.0 g
Finalmente, os indicamos otra información sobre esta mermelada.
La cebolla es una verdura rica en favonoides, compuestos azufrados y tiene una cantidad considerable de calcio y fósforo. Nutrientes necesarios para un buen funcionamiento del organismo y el fortalecimiento de los huesos.
La cebolla posee propiedades antiasmáticas y antiinflamatorias y según las últimas investigaciones, el consumo de cebolla ayuda a reducir el riesgo de sufrir cáncer de esófago y estómago.
La confitura de cebolla es ideal para acompañar platos de carne y quesos, tales como: lomo al roquefort, solomillo, codillo de cerdo…. También la podemos usar para untar las tostadas desayuno añadiéndoles un poco de queso.
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Bote de cristal con tapadera metálica y envuelta en un papel.
Además, el bote siempre está decorado con una flor.
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Deliciosa con las carnes y otros platos. Gran calidad y entrega rápida.
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