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Organic Greek Fava from Feneos, 500 g

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Nutritional Value per 100gr
Energy 354 kcal
Fat  1 g
   of which saturated 0.2 g
Carbohydrates 54 g
  of which sugars 1 g
Proteins  29 g
Salt 0 g
SKU: 5200250280947 Category:

FiveTwenty’s organic Greek fava from Feneos is made from a traditional Greek pulse with a long history in Mediterranean cuisine.

Its natural sweetness and distinctive velvety texture after cooking create a delicious dish that stands out for its simplicity.

Rich in plant-based protein, it is a nutritious choice rooted in Greek culinary tradition. Enjoy it with extra virgin olive oil, lemon and finely chopped onion, just as it is traditionally served in Greece.

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