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Tom Cake Chocolate Swiss Roll 300gr

Tom Cake Chocolate Swiss Roll, a great dessert to have after any meal! Sponge roll with cocoa filling (35%) and compound coating (8%)
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Tom Cake Chocolate Swiss Roll, a great dessert to have after any meal! Sponge roll with cocoa filling (35%) and compound coating (8%)

Products specifications
Attribute name Attribute value
Ingredients Sugar, liquid whole eggs, wheat flour, vegetable margarine, vegetable fat (palm) and oil (colza), water emulsifier (E471), acid (E330), vegetable fats (palm kernel), wheat starch, stabilizers (E420, E422), glucose syrup, soya flour, fat reduced cocoa powder, skimmed milk powder, water, emulsifiers (E471, E492, E322 from soya), salt, raising agents (E450, E500), whey powder (milk), natural flavouring, thickeners (E415).
Allergen Information May contain traces of nuts, sulphites.
Size 300g

Tom Cake Chocolate Swiss Roll, a great dessert to have after any meal! Sponge roll with cocoa filling (35%) and compound coating (8%)

Products specifications
Attribute name Attribute value
Ingredients Sugar, liquid whole eggs, wheat flour, vegetable margarine, vegetable fat (palm) and oil (colza), water emulsifier (E471), acid (E330), vegetable fats (palm kernel), wheat starch, stabilizers (E420, E422), glucose syrup, soya flour, fat reduced cocoa powder, skimmed milk powder, water, emulsifiers (E471, E492, E322 from soya), salt, raising agents (E450, E500), whey powder (milk), natural flavouring, thickeners (E415).
Allergen Information May contain traces of nuts, sulphites.
Size 300g
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