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Urja Saunf Elaichi Rusk
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Urja Saunf Elaichi Rusk

$5.49

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Shipping weight 0.365 kg Leaves 1.63 kg of room in the box.

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About this product

Urja Saunf Elaichi Rusk 350g

Say hello to Urja Saunf Elaichi Rusk. This 350g pack is full of crunchy tea rusks. They are made with fennel, called saunf, and cardamom, called elaichi.

The rusks are baked twice so they are crisp and dry. They taste sweet with warm spice. Dip one in your hot chai or tea. It goes soft and tastes so good.

We ship worldwide, right to your door. So your favourite tea time snack is always near. Order a pack today. See more Sweet Biscuits here.

Ingredients

Wheat flour, Edible vegetable oil, Semolina, Sugar, Fennel Seed, Yeast Cardamom, Improver (170(i), 1100, 300) Milk Solids(by dry weight 2%), Custard Powder (Contains Added Flavor Artificially flavoring substances (Vanilla) contains Wheat, gluten, milk

Nutrition

Serving size
50g
Servings per pack
7
Nutrient Per 100g Per serving
Energy 1870 kJ 935 kJ
Fat 16.2 g 8.1 g
Saturated 7.2 g 3.6 g
Carbohydrate 68.6 g 34.3 g
Sugars 26.4 g 13.2 g
Protein 6.8 g 3.4 g
Sodium 8 mg 4 mg

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