Koutsogiorgakis Family Fig Syrup 250 ml

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Koutsogiorgakis Family Fig Syrup 250 ml

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Koutsogiorgakis Family Fig Syrup has a unique flavour able to captivate and intrigue every pallet. It can be used in cooking, in your salads or even in pastry. It consists of 100 dried figs and water. It contains sulphites. You can enjoy it at any time of the day, at breakfast, lunch or dinner. Finally, its taste is unparalleled as it is based on the unique figs of the Greek Northern Evia region, belonging to the variety "Smyrna" brought by refugees from Asia Minor. INGREDIENTS Figs, Water. Contains SULPHITES. DIRECTIONS Shake it well before the use and use it in your cooking, in your salads and in pastry. SAFETY WARNING No warning applicable MANUFACTURER CONTACT INFORMATION 3rd km Istiaias Oreon, PO Box 34200, Istiaia, Evia

It is suitable for vegetarians. No extra sugar and no preservatives are contained. So, it is a good choice for those who follow a healthy diet. Can be used as a sweetener on salad dressings, cooked meals as well as in pastry for a perfect breakfast, lunch and dinner! Use it in your cooking, in your salads or even in pastry. It constitutes a great source of energy to start your day full of duties and responsibilities. It is the source of your power for a challenging day. This 100 Greek Fig Syrup is made from Northern Evian dried figs which have been cultivated in North Evia for many years since the settlement of refugees from Asia Minor.